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Pinokio installer doesn't see anaconda installation issue (Windows 11) #859

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EmmanuelJacobs opened this issue Dec 7, 2024 · 0 comments

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I was installing Pinokio for the first time yesterday ( v 2.15.1 under Windows 11 w/ RTX 3090).
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I could trace it down to an Anaconda installation issue -> ContinuumIO/anaconda-issues#13408 (comment)
Starting the Anaconda installer.exe downloaded by Pinokio manually (with checkboxes same as the command line arguments, see below) I got this:
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While, when I reproduce the Pinokio installer cmd.exe command started for the installer.exe, there are no error reported:
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It might have to do with the fact that the start command executed properly, while the command spawned by start was not, maybe an %errorlevel% related thing (like described here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28318643/getting-the-exit-code-of-an-application-started-with-the-cmd-and-start-comma ) ?

I report this because I think it woudl be helpful for a user to see that there is an Anaconda installation error ans stop with a message instead of continuing the install of Pinokio like nothing happened.

For the Anaconda issue itself, it was, in my case, because I have an SSLKEYLOGFILE environment variable which makes the openssl incorporated in the installer.exe unhappy, see -> ContinuumIO/anaconda-issues#13408 (comment)

I'm not sure Pinokio should do the workaround, but it might detect the issue and tell the user, or circumvent it entirely by issuing a "SET SSLKEYLOGFILE=" before starting the installer.exe in the same cmd.exe environment.

Thank-you very much for Pinokio, great tool, great effort, much appreciated :-)

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