./nodebb status

[FrankM]

Do you know these </> Signs?

Code, please here

[Abhinov Singh 0]

@FrankM
Actually ,

1. This output is coming when i am doing ./nodebb log

2. After upgrading to latest nodebb version , when i am doing ./nodebb start
   It's not getting started

[PitaJ]

Please stop making new topics. It's very annoying and makes us less likely to help, especially when you tag us directly.

[PitaJ]

The log you included shows an npm install failing to complete due to an error during the sharp module installation. I suggest checking the following site to help with that:

sharp - High performance Node.js image processing

Resize large images in common formats to smaller, web-friendly JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF and AVIF images of varying dimensions

(sharp.pixelplumbing.com)

Specifically, it says that you're missing a C++11 compiler. Run apt install build-essential if you're on Ubuntu.

[Abhinov Singh 0]

How can I solve this problem ?

[PitaJ]

I have merged your topics together. Please stop making new topics when it's related to the same issue.

[oplik0]

@Abhinov-Singh-0 try manually installing libvips>=8.8.1
sudo apt install libvips libvips-dev

[Abhinov Singh 0]

@oplik0
I am running nodebb on centos 6.10
and hostgator is not giving option to migrate to centos 7

what should i do ?
Because I am not able to install libvips without which i cannot install sharp
due to which after upgrading nodebb to latest version my nodebb is not getting started

[ashish deo singh]

i dont think you can install them on 6 series centos. can somebody correct me?

[Abhinov Singh 0]

@PitaJ

Now this error is coming

configure: error: cannot run C compiled programs.
If you meant to cross compile,
use --host. See config.log for more details

[oplik0]

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[oplik0]

@Abhinov-Singh-0 You'll probably have to build libvips from source tarball. Look here for instructions on doing so.

[Abhinov Singh 0]

@oplik0

When I run circled command , above error occurred

Now this error is coming
configure: error: cannot run C compiled programs.
If you meant to cross compile,
use --host.

See config.log for more details