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@gjcarneiro ping! I am using a Docker image from alpine and would like to use the binary directly without having to install python on the image itself to install yacron. |
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I had the problem to run the binary within alpine based containers as also mentioned in #66.
Because also the gcompat package does not solve that for me, I created a second Dockerfile for alpine and also add a "all-alpine" make command.
To create a alpine compatible binary, which is not working in debian based containers, run
make all-alpinewithin pyinstaller folder.Maybe the binary can also added to releases.