error loading indexes: open /var/lib/portmaster/updates/stable.json: no such file or directory #79
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Hey @markusressel, thanks for checking out the Portmaster and reporting this issue! I was able to reproduce and fix the issue in #80. We improved the update registry at some point and in the process broke the initial downloading of assets. Note that the Please go through the installation instructions again to download the newest |
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Thx, I re-downloaded the latest However, when starting the app, I get the following error: Logs: As stated in the installation instructions, I did not run the app using If I should open a new issue for this error please let me know. |
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Just as an FYI: This is the error: |
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Somehow the service does not seem to be permitted to access Does it work if you start the core manually with Regarding the service:
We can turn this into its own issue, if this becomes bigger thing. Unfortunately, my colleague who wrote the Installation Guideline and is also much more experienced in this, is currently unavailable, but will be in 2-3 weeks. I have explicitly added |
No, I get the same error (and an additional one right after
As I mentioned, I followed the guide, which puts the service file in I have not installed AppArmor oder SELinux myself, and afaik Manjaro uses neither of them by default.
Thx for the info. If we don't find an appropriate solution ourselfs I am fine with waiting. |
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I took a quick look at nfqueue-go and it suggests two solutions for permissions, and although and then which sadly did not change the behavior 😞 |
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I read here that the as well as |
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Thank you for digging deeper into this. I think it's best we wait on input from my colleague. |
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Hi @markusressel, as @dhaavi already mentioned I'm on vacation so I cannot try to reproduce this right now. Until then, it would be great if you could post the output of the following commands:
It may also be helpful to see the kernel log messages at the time the nfqueue should be created. Try running When the portmaster service is running, the output of the following commands may be useful too:
I'll come back to you as soon as possible. |
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No worries, vacation always comes first 🍹 😄 Just an FYI I experience the same issue on another, pure Arch Linux based system, so this doesn't seem to be something caused by Manjaro. I will try to provide some info in the coming days. |
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Thanks! Interesting because I'm also running pure arch on all of my systems and I've portmaster running on at least two of them. We'll figure it out :) |
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This is definitely growing into something bigger, so please continue in this new issue here: #82 This will also help us to better the find relevant information in the future. |
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What happened:
I get the following error, right after following the manual installation instructions and trying to start the systemd service:
What you expected to happen:
No error, portmaster daemon starting.
How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible):
5.6.16-1-MANJAROAnything else we need to know?:
Not sure :S
Environment:
Manjaro Linux
Kernel: 5.6.16-1-MANJARO
Portmaster Version: latest (0.4.9)
Operating System:
cat /etc/os-releaseSystemd full log:
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