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Nick Mathewson authored
Part of #277
Nick Mathewson authoredPart of #277
Fixing some common (and not-so-common) problems
Here's an infrequently-asked-questions list about fixing some common (and not-so-common) issues in your Arti compilation or usage.
If you run into a problem that isn't on this list, please let us know on our bugtracker.
Compilation issues
When I try to build Arti, linking fails!
Arti uses your system's sqlite3 and TLS libraries. Make sure that you have
development libraries for sqlite3 installed. You might also need to install
the development libraries for OpenSSL, if you aren't on Windows or OSX.
You may also need to install pkg-config
.
In more detail...
We use sqlite3 via the rusqlite
crate. Our TLS implementation is the
native_tls
crate, which relies on security-framework
(on OSX),
schannel
(on Windows), or openssl
(elsewhere).
Both of these crates, by default, access their dependencies via
pkg-config
or vpkg
as appropriate. But you can override this
behavior if you run into trouble:
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You can build
arti
orarti-client
with thestatic
feature, and the underlying crates will be told to build their own dependencies from source and link statically. -
For more information on building
rusqlite
in different environments, see this section of their README. -
For more information on building the
openssl
crate in different environments, see the "building" section of their documentation.
I get a weird segfault on startup on Alpine Linux!
If you're seeing this kind of error from inside the native_tls crate
arti[62370]: segfault at 0 ip 0000000000000000 sp 00007fff9fa01128 error 14
then you might be hitting a known issue on native_tls on Alpine linux.
You can solve this by building with RUSTFLAGS=-Ctarget-feature=-crt-static
.