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@pbeza In your Also, the LD_LIBRARY_PATH line should be like this: If you would take an example like Blender, you would notice that there is a dir entry |
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It worked like a charm! Thank you for the super fast help, I really appreciate it!
I actually tried using It errors out for the above instead of: Any idea what am I doing wrong? 🤔 |
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You're supposed to tell the What you currently have: What you're supposed to have: |
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Gotcha! Problem solved. Thank you! |
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TL;DR
I'm trying to add SGX support to the
powdr_revmproject using Gramine. From what I've learned from the Gramine documentation, all I need to do pretty much comes down to creating a Gramine manifest template file, so I've prepared one, but I get an error when I try to rungramine-sgx powdr_revmorgramine-direct powdr_revm:There seems to be something wrong with my manifest file, but I'm not able to pinpoint the root cause. Can you please help me?
Details
Step by step how to reproduce my problem:
Clone the appropriate repository (this is my fork of
powdr_revm, which fixes some problems with the original repo):Go to the relevant directory:
Run the app without SGX/Gramine (to prove it works fine without Gramine):
It runs successfully! Great!
Now try adding SGX/Gramine into the picture. This is the project directory structure as it was after the project was built:
Go to the
target/debugdirectory where we will create Gramine manifest file:Create
powdr_revm.manifest.templatefile with the following content (based on the Gramine'shelloworlddemo template manifest file):Process the above template file (it creates
powdr_revm.manifestfile):Sign the manifest file:
We can see that so far we have effectively created 4 files:
powdr_revm.manifest,powdr_revm.manifest.sgx,powdr_revm.manifest.template,powdr_revm.sig:We should be good to go, so let's run
powdr_revmwith Gramine:Oops... It failed! Why?
Let's try the same with
gramine-direct:It is still failing with the same error message. Why?
Notice, we have
libgcc_s.so.1in/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/that we referred in thetrusted_filessection of the manifest file:In case you are wondering if there is a
/libdirectory on my system (that is referred in the manifest file):Other miscellaneous information you may find useful:
I think there is something wrong with the manifest file. Can you please help me fix it? Any help appreciated. Thanks!
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