Add missing dependencies for modpython, modtcl, and modperl#56
Add missing dependencies for modpython, modtcl, and modperl#56tfricks wants to merge 3 commits intolinuxserver:masterfrom
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Description:
I extended the scanelf call to check for requirements to the module sofiles. It will now install python, perl, and tcl. The modules modpython, modtcl, and modperl were not available due to missing the interpreters.
Benefits of this PR and context:
The modules are already built and installed by this docker image, but are broken because of the missing deps.
How Has This Been Tested?
I have built and installed the image and verified that modperl, modtcl, and modpython all load with
/msg *status LoadMod modpython. I also tested loading a sample module for modpython and modperl and both work. I don't have a tcl module to check.Source / References: