Unable to install sf in Ubuntu 20.04 - 2
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The origin of your troubles seems to be linuxbrew. The last issues you point to seem to be related to gnutls, a library GDAL may link to. Do you have multiple installs of that? Other people here have run into problems when linuxbrew was installed; don't expect support for that. |
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Thanks a lot @edzer for the reply! As you can see, there is apparently no installed I also deleted I then install all three libraries following the README by running: I then run the following to see installed versions of I then try to install This then lead to a successful installation procedure with: but when I try to load What do you think is the reason for that and how can I solve it? Thanks a lot for your help |
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I wrote:
Did you check that? |
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Okay, so I ran and obtained: so apparently there are different versions of Thanks! |
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Should I just go to Thanks! |
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I have no clue. |
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See #1685. |
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Following my previous issue #1685, I followed #1628 and updated all the UbuntuGIS packages. (thanks @rsbivand ).
I still however had the issue with
checking PROJ: checking whether PROJ and sqlite3 are available for linking:... nodiscussed for example in #1268.I then found a solution with
remotes::install_github('r-spatial/sf', configure.args= '--with-proj-lib=/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu')discussed in #1670 and asHowever, I know have the following:
Also, the
PKG_CONFIG_PATHis set to:and this is my sessionInfo
EDIT 1:
After this last output, I ran:
and tried the installation with:
and this time it worked with
* DONE (sf)at the end of the installation.However, I get the following error when trying to load the library:
EDIT 2:
Following #1158, I given the output of
locate geos-configshowed above, I remove the brewgeosinstallation with▶ brew uninstall geosand I now have:but still this error when trying to load
sf:EDIT3:
After reading various issues that mentioned a similar issue (i.e.
Error: package or namespace load failed for ‘sf’ in dyn.load(file, DLLpath = DLLpath, ...):), I did a complete cleanup of allGDAL,GEOSandPROJand reinstalled them as described in the README.The simple command
install.packages("sf")then worked and I could installsfHowever I know have this error message when I try
library(sf):EDIT 4:
After reinstalling
sf, I now have this error when trying to load the library:I have found issue #1158 and can see that this suggests that there are multiple GDAL installations on my system @rsbivand in #1158 (comment)_.
I have the following output:
Does this indicates two versions of
GDALinstalled (28 and 28.0.1)?EDIT 5:
I just tried to remove all
GDALinstalled on my installation and reinstall it with▶ sudo apt-get install libgdal-dev.Checkin at installed version of
GDALafter this operation returnsSo I don't think there are 2 installed versions of
GDAL, right?@edzer or @rsbivand any issues or directions that you may suggest given this output?
Thanks a lot!
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