Hi Even,
I was able to use ubuntu-small-3.8.4 and that solved our JDK issue for now.
Thanks for the suggestion!
In addition, I tried a few things to use ubuntu-small-3.8.5 but ran into
problems.
> docker pull ghcr.io/osgeo/gdal:ubuntu-small-3.8.5
> ubuntu-small-3.8.5: Pulling from osgeo/gdal
> b
How can I resolve this error?
You have stripped too much of the logs. There must be some "error: "
compilation line before that points to the actual error.
Alternatively, we have considered a different solution that uses
ubuntu:22.04 as our base image and then installing GDAL but also
havin
successfully.
> │ exit code: 1
> Exception: Python bindings of GDAL 3.8.3 require at least libgdal 3.8.3,
> but 3.4.1 was found
How can we upgrade libgdal (in our Dockerfile)?
Many thanks!
Matt
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*From:* Even Rouault
*Sent:* Monday, September 9, 202
Matt,
Several potential solutions:
1) Regenerate the Docker image from sources:
git clone https://github.com/OSGeo/gdal
cd gdal
./docker/ubuntu-full/build.sh
2) Same as 1), but before edit ./docker/ubuntu-full/Dockerfile to remove
all traces of java/jdk from it
3) Use the existing im
Hi, our IT department has detected a security vulnerability in the Java JDK
version 17 that's installed in the ubuntu-full docker image (see message
below). I am able to remove the Java files from the Docker image via the
Dockerfile and I've tried changing the `JAVA_VERSION` in the Dockerfile, b
