Installing CadQuery on CloudLinux 7 #1611
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Good evening, Is there anyway I could install CadQuery on CloudLinux 7 OS ? There is a server where we're trying to build a Django app, and connect it to a server, to upload some CadQuery apps to be used online. Due to an issue with the server, I can only use a certain specific python "venv" pip virtual environment. All trials ends with the error: Things I tried so far to install OCP: At this point I don't think it is supported, is it? |
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What is the exact failure mode of (2)? Maybe the maintainers of the wheel could help with more data. If all fails, you could pull the generated sources from the OCP release and compile yourself. There is not need (it is even not advised) to run pywrap. |
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Just some questions came up:
I have successfully installed CadQuery many times now on both RockyLinux 8, RockyLinux 9 and Debian 12. What I did was:
The last command installs everything. Maybe you need some extra packages to be installed because of OpenGL etc. |
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Older pip versions have trouble with the newer wheels. You can try to run |
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I think your Python version is too old. I have a CentOS 7 VM running and the default Python version is 2.7.5. I also have Python 3.6 installed from the repositories, but I think that version is also already too old for this.
I see a few possibilities here: