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awscli v2 break raspberry pi usage #29

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caiych opened this issue Apr 7, 2021 · 3 comments
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awscli v2 break raspberry pi usage #29

caiych opened this issue Apr 7, 2021 · 3 comments

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@caiych
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caiych commented Apr 7, 2021

Since this commit 074f2e7, the cli the image is using rolled forward to v2.

This image no longer works on raspberry pi.

I verified this by checking out v2.1.0 tag and rebuild the image locally -> working.
checking out v2.3.0 tag and rebuild the image locally -> ./backup.sh: line 95: /usr/bin/aws: cannot execute binary file: Exec format error

Is there a particular reason to move to v2 already? Maybe wait for AWS to release them in package manager? ref: aws/aws-cli#4947 (comment)


Docker hub doesn't have an arm build is also a problem but I guess I'll save it for now. (is it #5?)


BTW thanks for this great repo, I've researched a bit and by far this is the most satisfying despite the arm related issue.

@jareware
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jareware commented May 7, 2021

Thanks for the feedback, happy to hear!

The original reason for bumping to v2 was #19. And I can see why having Glacier support is nice, when it's backups we're talking about.

But also I'd love to keep supporting the Pi use case.

Would welcome any PR's fixing this.

@jan-brinkmann
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jan-brinkmann commented Jul 25, 2021

Would welcome any PR's fixing this.

Here it comes: #34

@jareware
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jareware commented Aug 9, 2021

Fixed by #34.

I'll make a release soon.

@jareware jareware closed this as completed Aug 9, 2021
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