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Can you help me to run the appimage in Astrofox on Lithium ?
I make it executable but it doesn't run
thx
Last edited by exe (2022-03-31 19:26:34)
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Can you help me to run the appimage in Astrofox on Lithium ?
You give so little information.
On my laptop runing 64bit kernel, with Intel Core2 Duo T7300 2 GHz cpu, 3 GB RAM, I downloaded the appimage to ~/bin. Made an symlink to ~/bin/astrofox.
I ran command astrofox in terminal. After some seconds, the gui loaded.
If you have BL 32 bit, you can not start Astrofox. If you start in terminal, you ougt to get some error it the program does not load.
You must give more information.
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exe@bunsen:~/bin$ Astrofox-1.3.0.AppImage
[19759:0328/193926.550522:FATAL:setuid_sandbox_host.cc(158)] The SUID sandbox helper binary was found, but is not configured correctly. Rather than run without sandboxing I'm aborting now. You need to make sure that /tmp/.mount_AstrofRyoTbQ/chrome-sandbox is owned by root and has mode 4755.
`trap' para punto de parada/seguimiento
exe@bunsen:~/bin$
this is what comes out in terminal
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And are the ownership & permissions on /tmp/.mount_AstrofRyoTbQ/chrome-sandbox correct?
Since it's suggesting checking those.
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If there's an obscure or silly way to break it, but you don't know what.. Just ask me
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I don't see it in /tmp
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Yes, the electron sandbox problem has been discussed here previous. You can make a workaround and run the appimage with flag "--no-sandbox".
I thought the problem was permanetly fixed, as I do not get it.
I am running Bullseye with kernel 5.10.0-13-amd64. Maybe you need to upgrade to permanently get rid of the error?
It is not recomended to run appimages without the sandbox...
Btw, did you check permissions on /tmp?
Last edited by rbh (2022-03-29 06:23:46)
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in tmp I don't see anything about astrofox.
as run with the --no-sandbox ?
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in tmp I don't see anything about astrofox.
Directory /tmp/ is as the name implies a place for temporary files. When I look tn there, I neither have any files related to astrofox. When i run the appimage, subidrectory /tmp/.mount_astrof2EVvjf/ is created. After next reboot, it is gone,
What happens for you in /tmp, when you start astrofox? And what about directory settings for /tmp?
When I have started astrofox, command "ls -al /tmp" shows:
drwxr-xr-x 24 root root 4096 31 mar 00.11 ..
drwxr-xr-x 2 rbh rbh 4096 31 mar 10.08 Astrofox
[...]
drwxr-xr-x 6 root root 0 2 dec 23.41 .mount_astrof2EVvjf
as run with the --no-sandbox ?
yes, what happens when you issue command
$ ~/path.to/Astrofox-1.3.0.AppImage --no-sandbox
Are you running old kernel 4.19x from buster? I am running 5.10.0-13-amd64.
Have you tried running the appimage under newer kernel? An uptodate live image or kernel from buster backports or upgtrade to stable bullseyer or...
// Regards rbh
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By the way; Your help request and the subject line differ.
You asked for: "Can you help me to run the appimage in Astrofox on Lithium".
But the subject line is: "Astrofox install Lithium".
Apimages is not installed, you run them.
// Regards rbh
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thanks you rbh
in my /tmp directory nothing is mounted when I run appimage, sorry.
And when I add --no-sandbox to the filename, it doesn't work either.
Yes, I have kernel 4.19 under Buster on Lithium.
Don't worry anymore, I'll try it on Beryllium later
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I'll try it on Beryllium later
Remember to come back and report when upgrade is done.
// Regards rbh
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