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issue in running project #1

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imansh77 opened this issue Feb 18, 2019 · 1 comment
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issue in running project #1

imansh77 opened this issue Feb 18, 2019 · 1 comment

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@imansh77
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Hi. I'm willing to contribute on your project but there are some issues I run into it would you please help me debug these issues I'll appreciate it.
When I try to run ./test/test_cli.sh it gives me this error :

./test/test_cli.sh: line 145: md5sum: command not found
Spin md5
find: test_cli//l: No such file or directory
\e[1;32mEverything is OK!\e[0m

and for second command when I run this part :
PATH="./bin/:$PATH" PYTHONPATH=. python3 prex/main.py
it gives me this:
config.yml not found. Using default config
and if I run whole command it throws this error :
OSError: [Errno 8] Exec format error: 'moped'
I'm using OSX Mojave and python 3.7 and I've installed all dependencies with pip -r requirements.
with all respect

@Ingovd
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Ingovd commented Feb 20, 2019

Hi iman.
First, I think the code is developed on/for linux systems, so I don't exactly know how to get it to run on OSX.
The md5sum is included in most/all linux distributions, so if you want to run it on OSX you will have to find out how to install it on your OS.

The message "config.yml not found. Using default config" is just a warning message, everything should run fin using the default configuration.

The moped tool is included as a binary, and it looks like it is not the right kind of binary for your OS.
If you want to run P-Rex on your OS, you will have to build moped yourself, you can find it here (use version 1): http://www2.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/fmi/szs/tools/moped/

Hope this helps!

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