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trying to 'npm install', getting node-gyp rebuild errors #809
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back story: in trying to uninstall iojs and reinstall node, I entered a world of shizzao but finally got node and npm installed successfully....I tried installing node-gyp globally to no avail... |
Delete your Aside, many tools don't handle spaces in path names well ( |
sorry, when you say "$home" do you essentially mean usr/local/bin? that's what "which node-gyp" yields in term...or do you mean another location? I did change my user name by eliminating space for "_". thanks for the heads up |
I mean the HOME environment variable. :-) node-gyp normally downloads the development tarballs to |
thanks, i figured out what you meant....just tried npm install and it appears i still have rebuild issues. it looks as though my user rename didn't propogate..(?)
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Maybe you need to log out and log in again? It's also possible that |
so redelete $HOME/.node-gyp and also .npmrc? logout and try again? I already restarted after user name change... |
Maybe just edit your .npmrc in case it contains valuable things like tokens. |
i see a .rvmrc folder in $HOME, but no .npmrc.....and how exactly would I edit it (if I could find it)? |
If you don't have a .npmrc, don't worry about it. If you do, just vim will do; it's a text file. |
I don't have one...any other ideas? I think I've tried everything on our
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getting same problem here when trying to install |
same problem here with contextify. |
for me, the solution was fixing the space in my home folder (that was a whole other "can o' worms"). then 'npm install' worked like a charm. also, I suggest reaching out to the folks at npm if it truly is npm related. They're great! |
I also had the node-gyp rebuild error while installing utf-8-validate package through npm. Removing the space from my filepath worked for me. |
Same with botkit. howdyai/botkit#2 |
Ok, so I do not have a space in my filepath. I deleted the |
@aroc It doesn't helped for me :( |
Thanks @bnoordhuis! I had the same issue with no spaces in my file path. Deleting the original node_modules folder from my project, then deleting .node-gyp (I did not have .npmrc), restarting, and installing node in my project again with (sudo npm install) worked with no errors. Node v5.2.0 |
Yikes. It scares me to think how low-level this is that a machine restart is a potential solution... |
I had similar issues on Ubuntu 14.04, after trying everything here I finally solved it by running: sudo apt-get install build-essential As is recommended here: https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager/ |
I already had build-essential installed, installing libkrb5-dev did the trick for me: apt-get install libkrb5-dev |
For me, just deleting the |
Run into same error when trying to download dependencies for Node 4.2.3 |
I also deleted the |
Thanks @aroc I removed node v4.1.2 |
Thanks @JxnGraphix - your solution worked for me Node v5.7.0 |
Could be node-sass? It compiles every time I install it. |
Could be. |
Thanks, @richardlau. I will try to follow node-sass [email protected] compatibility issues. |
This has done the job |
After trying a gazillion things, only @punitnathani's solution worked for me. |
tried pretty much every suggestion and nothing works :/ anyone has a working solution without downgrading node? |
@kukoman: If it is |
@strarsis did try to downgrade node-sass, removing it, reinstalling, deleting cache, removing and reinstalling gyp... still no joy :/ |
@kukoman: No, upgrade |
In my case, |
Nothing of what suggested above worked for me, however, I solved my issue switching to a different node version (e.g. using nvm). |
same here, I had to recreate the whole project
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Nothing of what suggested above worked for me, however, I solved my issue
switching to a different node version (using nvm).
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Switching from node Thanks @belvederef 🎉 |
used nvm and downgraded to node v11.10.0, which solved my problem |
I always have a problem to rebuild a old ember app despite a yarn.lock because of this package, unacceptable... |
@woprandi: The system itself differs from the one where the bindings compilation worked, |
Only @punitnathani's solution worked for me. Downgrade from [email protected] to npm install -g [email protected] |
For me as well @pthornhi . I had spent, probably, a few days for experiments... |
Follow these steps to resolve the issue. 1: Make sure you have build-tools installed. Source: https://codeforgeek.com/make-failed-with-exit-code-2/ |
For those who are using AMI 2, I resolve it using sudo yum groupinstall "Development Tools" Since my errors were
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@pthornhi its worked for me. |
I am getting below error while installing btlejuice. gyp ERR! build error |
Gotta love hundreds of people checking in on a closed issue to no avail. Good maintainer ethics! |
This page is for that specific issue from 3yrs ago, which was solved. It is not catch-all place for all node-gyp failures. If you have issues with building a node module:
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