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Cython is a DSL for writing native python extension modules.
Running "cython" seems to fail with a "bad system call" message during the cython -> C translation. If I run with a manual makepkg this problem doesn't exist and everything works fine, so it must have something to do with the process-jail.
Here are some AUR packages that trigger the issue:
python-scikit-image
python-pywavlet
Thanks for your time! 😄
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Hi @Techcable! I'm a bit uncertain myself on what to do here. Seems that there are some packages, even though rare, that require syscalls that could otherwise be considered as dangerous / strange to have in a build. Possibly the situation will improve if the syscall list could be altered or temporarily ignored.
Would e.g. building an ignore flag be something you'd consider contributing?
Cython is a DSL for writing native python extension modules.
Running "cython" seems to fail with a "bad system call" message during the
cython
-> C translation. If I run with a manualmakepkg
this problem doesn't exist and everything works fine, so it must have something to do with the process-jail.Here are some AUR packages that trigger the issue:
python-scikit-image
python-pywavlet
Thanks for your time! 😄
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: