<font style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: 10pt">Hello Dane,<BR><BR>I just summarize what we understand after viewing mails from you and Alex.<BR><BR>On VM , below steps should to be done by us to fix this issue<BR><BR>Step1: apt-get update<BR><BR>Step2: apt-get upgrade<BR><BR>Step3: Verify proper python version.<BR> python2.6<BR> python-mapnik (Any specific version ?)<BR><BR>Step4: apt-get install mapnik<BR> or rerun<BR> sudo ./install_mapnik.sh?<BR><BR>step5: Any specific step to verify things are fine ?<BR><BR>I hope above steps should fix this issue. <BR><BR>If above steps is not complete then please let me know the missing steps.<BR><BR>Waiting for your confirmation. <BR><BR>Thanks<BR>Arun Sharma<BR>Click2try<BR><BR><BR><FONT face="Tahoma, Arial, Sans-Serif" size=2>
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<B>From</B>: "Dane Springmeyer" <blake@hailmail.net><BR><B>Sent</B>: Thursday, October 15, 2009 12:09 AM<BR><B>To</B>: tech@wildintellect.com<BR><B>Subject</B>: Re: [Live-demo] Does your application work on the click2try GISVM?</FONT><BR><BR>Just the 'apt-get upgrade' will bring in the right version of python- <BR>mapnik, that make available the mapnik python bindings for python2.6 <BR>(they are already installed for python2.5).<BR><BR>So, not extra installation should be necessary, just updating the <BR>system apps with apt.<BR><BR>This is because this was a bug in the ubuntu packaging and therefore <BR>available via apt (even though mapnik was not upgraded):<BR><BR>https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/jaunty/+source/mapnik/+bug/354205<BR><BR>Dane<BR><BR><BR>On Oct 14, 2009, at 11:28 AM, Alex Mandel wrote:<BR><BR>> What's the next step after that?<BR>> apt-get install mapnik?<BR>> or rerun<BR>> sudo ./install_mapnik.sh?<BR>><BR>> Alex<BR>><BR>> Dane Springmeyer wrote:<BR>>> Well, in whatever mode works for your system run:<BR>>><BR>>> apt-get update<BR>>> apt-get upgrade<BR>>><BR>>> Until then the Mapnik package will not be installed/available and it<BR>>> appears that I can't do anything to help.<BR>>><BR>>> Dane<BR>>><BR>>><BR>>> On Oct 14, 2009, at 10:07 AM, arun.s@tecnics.com wrote:<BR>>><BR>>>> Hello Dane,<BR>>>><BR>>>> Currently the running vm has (apt-get upgrade) latest packages<BR>>>> upgraded. This upgrades is done on the 'base' of virtual machine. <BR>>>> In<BR>>>> click2try vm , if something is applied on 'base' then that is <BR>>>> present<BR>>>> for running instance of vm. You might see some 'numbers of pakage'<BR>>>> still needs to be upgraded . Its because 'app' layer also has apt- <BR>>>> get<BR>>>> info (database) just like 'base' which misguides user. This<BR>>>> misguiding information is something which we still need to work on <BR>>>> and<BR>>>> will be fixed soon.<BR>>>><BR>>>> If you have observed something different or specific location then<BR>>>> please share your thoughts. we will be happy to provide you more <BR>>>> details.<BR>>>><BR>>>> Now about error ,<BR>>>><BR>>>> "dpkg: error processing gnome-power-manager (--remove):<BR>>>> failed to delete `/etc.dpkg-tmp': read-only file system".<BR>>>><BR>>>> Its because at present , if 'user' require to install any package<BR>>>> using dpkg (or apt-get) , we require to run the vm in different mode<BR>>>> (which is maintence mode where 'app' or base has write permission)<BR>>>> rather then the one which its running for user mode.<BR>>>><BR>>>> Does above information provides all information as expected ?<BR>>>><BR>>>> Please reply in case you have more queries.<BR>>>><BR>>>> Regards,<BR>>>> Arun Sharma<BR>>>> Click2try<BR>>>><BR>>>><BR>>>><BR>>>><BR>>>><BR>>>> From: "Dane Springmeyer" <BLAKE@HAILMAIL.NET><BR>>>> Sent: Wednesday, October 14, 2009 9:46 PM<BR>>>> To: "Aneel" <ANEEL.R@TECNICS.COM><BR>>>> Subject: Re: [Live-demo] Does your application work on the click2try<BR>>>> GISVM?<BR>>>><BR>>>> On Oct 13, 2009, at 4:29 PM, Tom Callaghan wrote:<BR>>>><BR>>>>> Hi Aneel and Arun,<BR>>>>><BR>>>>> Dane is requesting that we perform an apt-get upgrade. Since you <BR>>>>> are<BR>>>>> assembling all of this for production, I wanted to pass the request<BR>>>>> on to<BR>>>>> you. Apparently, our /etc/ap/sources.list file did not have an line<BR>>>>> for<BR>>>>> jaunty-updates. I was thinking that that would be best done in the<BR>>>>> base<BR>>>>> image, but do not know what the impact will be on the app layer.<BR>>>><BR>>>><BR>>>> So the new line was added to the 'sources.list' but 'apt-get update'<BR>>>> was not run on this new machine. Why not?<BR>>>><BR>>>> I tried to do it myself within the running VM but after all packages<BR>>>> are downloaded (took about 20 minutes) dpkg bails with this error:<BR>>>><BR>>>> 'dpkg: error processing gnome-power-manager (--remove):<BR>>>> failed to delete `/etc.dpkg-tmp': read-only file system<BR>>>><BR>>>> Do you know why this is happening?<BR>>>><BR>>>> Dane<BR>>>><BR>>>><BR>>><BR>>><BR>><BR><BR><BR></font>