I have an issue with installing python packages before deploying my web application . So i'm stuck with the installation of dlib. I had several other issues when i tried installing it but this is the latest one .
I tried installing from the officiel github repo and directly with python pip and with different versions . I reinstalled python and i installed all the required dependencies but still stuck with the same error .
The server is running Ubuntu 16.04 (1 GB ram ).
Thanks.
error that i get when i run dlib installation
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Downloading condas and creating conda envs and running steps 1-3.
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