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Problem installing Junest #19
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The issue here is that you have already performed a build previously:
being this an already existing environment, many files needed are already missing and deleted, for example
needed to made PacMan and YAY working SOLUTION: create a new directory and run the script into it, or at least, remove all files and directories from /home/faugus/ARCHIMAGE except the script. NOTE: set your file manager to show hidden files, since ".junest" and ".local" are hidden directories. |
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Can you share the script here or copy/paste it? |
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OK, I've found the problem. This is an AUR package and you have not allowed the $BASICSTUFF environment variable, needed to install binutils, gzip and (now) debugedit. In the meantime I've created the same script using default parameters and tried to compile the app by myself. The only error I've found is about the icon. It is placed exactly in /usr/share/icons as faugus-launcher.png, not in subdirectories, so this would be the only manual change you should do. I'll share my script here soon, you can compare yours with my "draft" at https://www.diffchecker.com/3Nn6ZRT3/ (yousr is on the left, mine is on the right). |
I copied your script, put it in a new folder, ran it, same error:
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This is a video about my workflow. SPOILER: the AppImage is created but it miss a "gi" module, you can solve this by adding such module by listing the package that brings the related module in "$DEPENDENCES" (and maybe also "python")... or by including it in "$LIBSAVED" as a keyword (maybe just "gi"). You may invsticage about that by yourself. simplescreenrecorder-2024-03-17_23.13.17.mkv.mp4 |
I think you miss some dependences on yous system, maybe |
@ivan-hc |
Is "tar" installed? It seems that the downloaded archive is not extracted. |
Yes. Written by John Gilmore and Jay Fenlason. |
Its strange, I've also shared a video above. Have you seen it? |
Yes I saw it. =( |
Then, open a terminal and write one by one the commands listed in the script until you reach the error. This is the only thing you can do now. |
I did all the steps in the video. Same error.
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Have you read my previous comment? 👇 👇 👇
☝️ ☝️ ☝️ EDIT: This means, open the file of the script with a text editor, copy/paste the lines of the script one by one (except the shebang) and execute the commands until you reach the error. |
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Is Also, have you got these dependences on your system? https://github.com/fsquillace/junest?tab=readme-ov-file#dependencies |
Yes. |
I don't know what happens... I suppose you're using Kali Linux or something, but in any case something is broken on your system. |
I'm using Arch Linux. |
The step
is part of the official guide of JuNest. If it wont work, you must see why you have no permissions in use Just do this experiment, repeat all the coomands but replace
with
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It worked with quotes
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@ivan-hc I reinstalled my system and it still doesn't work. |
Its normal that a fresh installation lack of what you had the previous time. What does not work this time? Be more specific. |
The same problem.
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OK, its always the same point that is broken. See if changing the line from
to
changes something PS: if previously it worked for you, it wanted work for me anymore... this is why I've done this change. NOTE: I've done some changes to the script to let you reuse it without installing everything again. |
The script didn't work for me before. |
This is the first time that someone have this kind of issue, I've only added the step described in the JuNest repository, nothing more. I'm looking for a compromise to make it work either way. Try what I've said before:
without quotes |
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What if you try to install JuNest directly on your system? Let do a test. https://github.com/fsquillace/junest?tab=readme-ov-file#installation Just do
and see what happens. |
It clones.
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This is not normal, you know? |
I've know idea what could be. It's a fresh installation. |
Nope, if this wont work now and not before... there is something else. |
Try with
use a dot instead |
Also works
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change the line into the script From
to
without quotes. |
Like this 3b46d59 |
Now the script ran a lot more, but still didn't work. You're almost there.
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The first error says
this means that you must install |
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You shoulr remove the content of the directory again, since there is no backup-related directory |
In real time simplescreenrecorder-2024-03-18_05.45.55.mkv.mp4 |
I'm removing everytime I'm running the script. |
Video_2024-03-18_01-55-12.mp4Looks like the video won't play for some reason. |
Being I so curious... I've executed my script in the WRONG way, the same as you. That's WRONG! You must NOT drag/drop the script! From the video I can see that your file manager have the option to open a terminal into a directory. If you does not had it, just use the
this is the basics. |
It worked now. Thank you. |
For example, when you clone a git repository without specifing the directory, it will use the $HOME as environment. This is the same thing. Being my scripts created to work into a specific directory you can manually vreate as an environment, you must " Now, try to execute the script again with the original command. Use ~ instead of . in your script (I was gone mad with this) and try again. |
The app still doesn't work, unfortunately. It complains about gi import and I already set |
I also have that problem in other apps, I wolud play with the LIBSAVED environment variable looking for files like these. Also add |
I'm trying to build it using what the output is suggesting, you may add These instead are my vaiables
however it still is demanding about a Pango
maybe there is another package you should add among dependences... but I don't know, I DON'T use Arch (BTW), I see it as a package extractor tool. |
I'm leaving, otherwise I'll end up building this package for you, and that's not right. I created the script to entertain you and others, otherwise I would open a business to build packages on request. Bye |
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