Dane Springmeyer

> You probably tried it, but I figured I'd ask: did you try statically linking libstdc++ and leaving libc dynamic (assuming that ppa:ubuntu-toolchain-r/test doesn't also upgrade libc)? I did not...

re-opening. I don't have time to experiment more with this, but I also don't feel comfortable giving up until I've actually tried a few more things: - statically link libstdc++,...

Very cool. Ignoring libstdc++/c++11 support, beyond that I think its only the libc version that matters.

👍 to upgrading.

@kueda thanks for the detailed report. I don't have time at the moment to dig into the details to comment on each cascade of the failure (but I do appreciate...

I personally used to build everything from source, but stopped ~2015 once mason got to a point that it was easier (and could also debug via isolated source builds using...

:+1: - all the C style stuff dates to my earliest attempts to learn how to write node C++ modules. Now that we've got C++11 on our side, this would...

Thinking more about this: probably the best way to accomplish would be Mapnik core collecting the versions of all deps (since they are mapnik core deps node-mapnik) and then making...

@hwernstrom what is the output of: ``` ldd /home/ec2-user/environment/serverless/packages/aip-maps/node_modules/mapnik/lib/binding/lib/mapnik/input/pgraster.input ``` Also what is the error if you try to open one of the plugins with the python ctypes module like...

@knutole try using `ctypes.CDLL` to open the `postgis.input` like https://github.com/mapnik/node-mapnik/wiki/Troubleshooting#the-specified-module-cannot-be-found. That might expose a more helpful error which will likely point to missing GLIBCXX symbols. If that is what is...