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KeyError: 'period' #23
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@h-dh the error on non-existing key Please if you need further information, please let us to know. |
a new version of the qa-dkrz tool is in preparation. However, it will not be available before next week. Could you, please, have a look at your ~/.qa-dkrz/config.txt file, in particular for the QA_TABLE entry? Is it well defined? |
I think is well define because we have compared the QA_TABLE entry for both machines (Ubuntu 18.04 and CentOS 6.X) and it does not seem to present anything wrong:
Find attached the config.txt file. Many thanks for your help. |
We found that the kernel of the CentOS 6.X machine must be updated (from 3.10 to a 4.4 version) to solve the problem. We look forward to the new version of the qa-dkrz tool! |
@h-dh we were using a CentOS 7.7 distribution with linux kernel 3.10, and upgrading it to linux kernel 4.4, the segmentation fault, disappear. To me, I think it's an issue with the GLIB version used by the conda build process, that makes the executable to raise the segmentation fault. Please could let us know when it's planned the next release? I was looking for the release, 0.6.7, but it's not in this repo. Where can we access it? thank you |
Hi *,
On 3/3/20 3:39 PM, Antonio S. Cofiño wrote:
@h-dh <https://github.com/h-dh> we were using a CentOS 7.7 distribution
with linux kernel 3.10, and upgrading it to linux kernel 4.4, the
segmentation fault, disappear. To me, I think it's an issue with the
GLIB version used by the conda build process, that makes the executable
to raise the segmentation fault.
This is a knowm problem with conda. Apparently from an internet search,
conda does not encapsulate libc (and a few more), because this is too
deeply dependent on the OS the package where it was built. So, the
qa-dkrz package is usually built on an old machine hoping that a newer
libc of the machine where it is installed can cope with that.
cheers,
hdh
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Please could let us know when it's planned the next release?
I was looking for the release, 0.6.7, but it's not in this repo. Where
can we access it?
thank you
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Hello, I see that it is already a long time since this discussion, but I would like to ask anyway: Is there any improvement on this issue? I have recently installed qa-dkrz, but am stuck at this KeyError: 'period'. Many thanks in advance. |
I am having problems when executing the qa-dkrz:
The installation was made on a CentOS 6.X machine with the following commands (miniconda2 was previously installed):
The software works perfectly in Ubuntu 18.04
(@cofinoa)
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