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* feat: rhl9 img test * fix: action * fix: action * fix: build * don't use rustup * fix: rustfmt * fix: second apt-get * fix * fix: try xmlsec1 no-dev * fix: remove scache * fix: 1.75 rust support * fix: rust 1.75 * fix: xmlsec1 * fix: nit * fix: missing async recursion * fix: missing dep + unregister from RH * fix: add xmlsec1 openssl * fix: check binary is running * add link * feat: clean rhel files * fix: lock
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# Red Hat Linux Binaries
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This directory contains the Dockerfiles for building Windmill binaries for Red Hat Linux 9.
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We build Windmill on the Red Hat Universal Base Image 9. Windmill requires the xmlsec1-devel package which is not available in the default UBI9 repositories. It is however included in the CodeReady Builder for RHEL9 repository which requires a RedHat subscription.
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Moreover, only rust v1.75 is supported on Red Hat Linux 9. To make Windmill compatible with Rust v1.75, you need to pin the following libraries:
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```
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aws-config = "=1.4.0"
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aws-sdk-sts = "=1.25.0"
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aws-sdk-ssooidc = "=1.25.0"
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aws-sdk-sso = "=1.25.0"
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```
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Make sure to include `aws-sdk-ssooidc` and `aws-sdk-sso` in the Cargo.toml of windmill-common as well to enforce the correct versions of the nested dependencies. Make them optional and include them in the `parquet` feature.
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It's also possible that you need to add `#[async_recursion]` to the `lock_modules` function in the `backend/windmill-worker/src/worker_lockfiles.rs` file for it to compile.
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Once the image is built, you can simply copy the binary on any Red Hat Linux 9 machine and run it. You will just need to install the xmlsec1 package which can be installed directly using `yum/dnf install xmlsec1`.
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