Import of shared libs with relative pathes

[aeon0]

Problem Description

When installing the python whl (5.11.5 release) inside a miniconda env, it tries to import shared lib files with a relative path.

How to reproduce

1. activate conda env
2. pip install whl
3. import ecal.core.core as ecal_core
4. run python file

How did you get eCAL?

I don't know

Environment

• eCAL: 5.11.5
• Ubuntu 20.04
• Python 3.10

eCAL System Information

No response

[FlorianReimold]

Hi @aeon0,

Thanks for reporting. Unfortunatelly, I have never used conda and have no idea what it is (besides from some python related thing).

After a quick google search, I found this stackoverflow question:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72540359/glibcxx-3-4-30-not-found-for-librosa-in-conda-virtual-environment-after-tryin

I looks like some gcc libs are missing on your system / in your conda environment. Maybe you could check out that link and report back if it helped you, because I am not sure if that issue can be fixed by ecal.

Oh, and please check if you installed the proper whl file for your ubuntu. We have different ones available for each ubuntu version.

[FlorianReimold]

I just checked our own download page. We don't offer a Python 3.10 wheel for Ubuntu 20.04, as that python version doesn't exist in the official Ubuntu 20.04 repositories. So if you downloaded a Python 3.10 wheel, it was definitively not made for Ubuntu 20.04.

I am closing this issue, as having a more generic whl is already handled by issue #1161