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Can't run over Ubuntu Vivid #2

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rodrigosalinas opened this issue Oct 23, 2015 · 4 comments
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Can't run over Ubuntu Vivid #2

rodrigosalinas opened this issue Oct 23, 2015 · 4 comments

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@rodrigosalinas
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Hi, the installation ran correctly. But when I try to run your example i get this error:

node: symbol lookup error: /home/parallels/NodeProjects/vipass_cam/node_modules/node-openalpr/release/linux_x64/node_openalpr.node: undefined symbol: _ZN4alpr4Alpr9getConfigEv

@saygun
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saygun commented Dec 11, 2015

I have the exact error on OS X. Any idea would be great

@kjlaw89
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kjlaw89 commented Dec 11, 2015

Sorry I missed this guys - we're not heavily using this just yet so it doesn't have a whole lot of attention. I know OpenALPR released an update recently. What you're likely running into a situation where the pre-build .node files are incompatible with the libraries you have installed.

I don't think I documented much on the build process. If you can't wait you'll likely need to update all of the files in the includes directory with the includes from the OpenALPR project, then install build-essential (sudo apt-get install build-essential make cmake). Once you have all of that you should be able to build as long as they didn't change the base API.

If you can wait until Monday I could probably get a new release out with the updates needed.

@saygun
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saygun commented Dec 12, 2015

@kjlaw89 Thank you for response. Monday is fine for me. If you need any assistance or is there anything that I could do please just tell me.

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kjlaw89 commented Jan 4, 2016

@saygun The latest release (1.1.0) should fix it for you. The issue you're likely running into is that you have OpenALPR 2.2 installed, but the headers/compiled library was for 2.1. Try to update and see if it is fixed for you.

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