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No Java Runtime Environment(JRE) was found on this system. #290
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hi @mianasbat - thanks for the report. can you please give the command you used to create the file |
Hi Kaczmarj, Thanks for reply. Attached is the recipe.txt. # |
hi @mianasbat - i was able to reproduce your issue. are you attached to |
@kaczmarg, I will give it a try and let you know. Many thanks. |
@kaczmarj I tried it today in new centos vm in virtualbox. Running it with sudo switching to |
Thanks, can you paste the neurodocker command you used?
This looks like a bug. I will fix that soon.
The problem is that I wrote rm -rf /tmp* but singularity uses /tmp for the build, so it doesn’t like when you try to delete it...
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@kaczmarj I tried it today in new centos vm in virtualbox. Running it with sudo switching to debian:stretch image I got some permission errors. The final part of terminal log is attached.
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@kaczmarj thanks for reply. Not sure about neurodocker ?
I also did
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@mianasbat - can you please try again with the latest neurodocker container? |
@kaczmarj - for the above image I got the error
The image is centos I believe and it is expecting Ubuntu may be? |
yes looks like you are using centos but requesting the can you build the image using |
hi @mianasbat - the command below should work for you. i know your original dockerfile installs more than spm12, but this should demonstrate how spm12 can be successfully installed.
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@mianasbat - what is the issue with the recipe? i was able to build a docker images using that recipe. what is not working for you? |
I have similar issue (i.e. No JRE found) using ubuntu 18.04 as base image, even after adding 'apt install default-jre' in the docker file. Have to switch to ubuntu 16.04 to make it run through. Btw, would it be possible to include newer version of spm12 after r7219? Thanks. |
@gllmflndn has there been a solution to the JRE SPM/Matlab problem? I am trying to create a docker image for ubuntu 20.04. All our workstations run 20.04 (with FSL, SPM, etc.) and hence I would like to have the docker container using the same OS and software version. Using debian:strech for docker works, but produces slightly different results in FSL, likely due to OS variation in floating point precision computations. Thus, I need 20.04 in the container to produce results that are consistent with running FSL on the workstation and in the container. Long story short, the install fails with the same JRE error as described earlier. Here is the command:
Any help would be much appreciated! |
For the moment, there is a version of SPM12 r7771 with R2019b that we use in SPM's own Dockerfile. I don't think all of the various options are yet directly available in neurodocker (see #394), could you edit the links in the Dockerfile created by neurodocker in the meantime? |
we are closing this issue because we checked and didn't see any issue with the current example https://www.repronim.org/neurodocker/user_guide/examples.html#spm :
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Hi,
I followed the following steps on centos 7 and end up in "No Java Runtime Environment (JRE) was found on this system".
Here are the steps:
Here is the error
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