Rubyinstaller devel - Apr 2008 - Installer3 rake compile problem

I''ve been having a problem with the compile step in installer3

compiling openssl
C:/ruby/repo/oci_187/sandbox/ruby_1_8/lib/mkmf.rb:197:in `initialize'':
Permission denied - mkmftmp1.log (Errno::EACCES)
        from C:/ruby/repo/oci_187/sandbox/ruby_1_8/lib/mkmf.rb:197:in
`open''
        from C:/ruby/repo/oci_187/sandbox/ruby_1_8/lib/mkmf.rb:197:in
`open''
        from C:/ruby/repo/oci_187/sandbox/ruby_1_8/lib/mkmf.rb:228:in
`postpone''
        from C:/ruby/repo/oci_187/sandbox/ruby_1_8/lib/mkmf.rb:201:in
`open''
        from C:/ruby/repo/oci_187/sandbox/ruby_1_8/lib/mkmf.rb:224:in
`postpone''
        from C:/ruby/repo/oci_187/sandbox/ruby_1_8/lib/mkmf.rb:591:in
`checking_for''
        from C:/ruby/repo/oci_187/sandbox/ruby_1_8/lib/mkmf.rb:695:in
`have_func''
        from ../../../ruby_1_8/ext/openssl/extconf.rb:73
        from ../ruby_1_8/ext/extmk.rb:168:in `load''
        from ../ruby_1_8/ext/extmk.rb:168:in `extmake''
        from ../ruby_1_8/ext/extmk.rb:441
        from ../ruby_1_8/ext/extmk.rb:440:in `each''
        from ../ruby_1_8/ext/extmk.rb:440
make: *** [all] Error 1
rake aborted!
Command failed with status (2):
["C:/ruby/repo/oci_187/sandbox/msys/bin/bas...]

(See full trace by running task with --trace)

If I run it again, it might get past openssl, but fail on another
extension.  So I just keep running it until it finishes.  If I comment
out line 234 of ruby_1_8\lib\mkmf.rb it runs all the way through, but
this seems suboptimal.  Is anyone else seeing this?

Thanks,

Gordon

On Sun, Apr 20, 2008 at 12:15 PM, Gordon Thiesfeld <gthiesfeld at
gmail.com> wrote:
> I''ve been having a problem with the compile step in installer3
>
>  compiling openssl
>  C:/ruby/repo/oci_187/sandbox/ruby_1_8/lib/mkmf.rb:197:in
`initialize'':
>  Permission denied - mkmftmp1.log (Errno::EACCES)
>         from C:/ruby/repo/oci_187/sandbox/ruby_1_8/lib/mkmf.rb:197:in
`open''
>         from C:/ruby/repo/oci_187/sandbox/ruby_1_8/lib/mkmf.rb:197:in
`open''
>         from C:/ruby/repo/oci_187/sandbox/ruby_1_8/lib/mkmf.rb:228:in
`postpone''
>         from C:/ruby/repo/oci_187/sandbox/ruby_1_8/lib/mkmf.rb:201:in
`open''
>         from C:/ruby/repo/oci_187/sandbox/ruby_1_8/lib/mkmf.rb:224:in
`postpone''
>         from C:/ruby/repo/oci_187/sandbox/ruby_1_8/lib/mkmf.rb:591:in
>  `checking_for''
>         from C:/ruby/repo/oci_187/sandbox/ruby_1_8/lib/mkmf.rb:695:in
>  `have_func''
>         from ../../../ruby_1_8/ext/openssl/extconf.rb:73
>         from ../ruby_1_8/ext/extmk.rb:168:in `load''
>         from ../ruby_1_8/ext/extmk.rb:168:in `extmake''
>         from ../ruby_1_8/ext/extmk.rb:441
>         from ../ruby_1_8/ext/extmk.rb:440:in `each''
>         from ../ruby_1_8/ext/extmk.rb:440
>  make: *** [all] Error 1
>  rake aborted!
>  Command failed with status (2):
["C:/ruby/repo/oci_187/sandbox/msys/bin/bas...]
>
>  (See full trace by running task with --trace)
>
>  If I run it again, it might get past openssl, but fail on another
>  extension.  So I just keep running it until it finishes.  If I comment
>  out line 234 of ruby_1_8\lib\mkmf.rb it runs all the way through, but
>  this seems suboptimal.  Is anyone else seeing this?
>
Mmm, looks like the OS is blocking the .log file when compiling the extension.

Can you cleanup ruby_build/ext/openssl (remove folder) and also the
.ext/i386-mingw32/openssl.so ?

Also, check for a mkmf*.log in your %TEMP%.

Sometimes some antivirus software block these files.

HTH,
-- 
Luis Lavena
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On Sun, Apr 20, 2008 at 12:21 PM, Luis Lavena <luislavena at gmail.com>
wrote:
>
>
>  Mmm, looks like the OS is blocking the .log file when compiling the
extension.
>
>  Can you cleanup ruby_build/ext/openssl (remove folder) and also the
>  .ext/i386-mingw32/openssl.so ?
>
>  Also, check for a mkmf*.log in your %TEMP%.
>
>  Sometimes some antivirus software block these files.
It was the antivirus software.  Thanks, Luis.

Gordon