getPackageDependencies -> readLockFilePackages -> readDcf -> read.dcfĬannot open compressed file '//packrat/packrat. # > packrat::on(project = "/srv/shiny-server/docker_test")Įrror in read.dcf(.) : cannot open the connectionĬalls. RUN R -e 'packrat::on(project = "/srv/shiny-server/docker_test")' RUN R -e 'packrat::unbundle("/srv/shiny-server/docker_", where = "/srv/shiny-server/")' # shiny server with specific r versionĬOPY packrat/bundles/docker_ /srv/shiny-server/
This should have no impact on how the user develops content for RStudio Connect. It has a pleasant and intuitive interface to facilitate the use of all with help and explanations for each of them. RStudio Connect uses packrat to restore project environments on the RStudio Connect server. It gathers a total of 23 Discord tools (including a RAT, a Raid Tool, a Token Grabber, a Crash Video Maker, etc). The new Dockerfile and error given below. ATIO is a AIO Script Developed with Python3. However, I still get error while generating the image. I changed the Dockerfile as per the steps given in the link you shared. # make all app files readable (solves issue when dev in Windows, but building in Ubuntu)
RUN R -e 'packrat::restore(project="/srv/shiny-server/shiny-wordcloud") ' RUN R -e "install.packages(c('packrat'), dependencies = TRUE, repos='')"ĬOPY packrat/packrat.* /srv/shiny-server/shiny-wordcloud/packrat/ Mkdir -p /var/lib/shiny-server/bookmarks/shiny
#Packrat r server install#
Can any tell possible issue in the Dockerfile ? # shiny server with specific r versionĪpt-get install libcurl4-openssl-dev libv8-3.14-dev libssl-dev libxml2-dev libxslt-dev -y &\ I suspect it might due to incorrect installation path.
However, when i run the docker image, it throws an error that package not found as soon as it hit the first library call. It executes all steps without error and creates image successfully. I explicitly use packrat to make sure that package version remain same. Hi, I use below Dockerfile to create the docker image for word-cloud shiny app.
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