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Snap install error

Open Th3-A6add0n opened this issue 5 years ago • 8 comments

$ snap install --classic notepadqq

2019/05/11 11:33:39.733703 main.go:220: WARNING: cannot create syslog logger error: cannot communicate with server: Post http://localhost/v2/snaps/notepadqq: dial unix /run/snapd-snap.socket: connect: no such file or directory

Th3-A6add0n avatar May 11 '19 11:05 Th3-A6add0n

Snap require high permission, it is not expected to work without root access...

exalab999 avatar May 14 '19 12:05 exalab999

Snap require high permission, it is not expected to work without root access...

But it's not working with sudo either (I posted the sudo problem as well)

Th3-A6add0n avatar May 14 '19 15:05 Th3-A6add0n

Snap require high permission, it is not expected to work without root access...

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Th3-A6add0n avatar May 14 '19 15:05 Th3-A6add0n

You already running "sudo" in default...

ghost avatar Jun 16 '19 11:06 ghost

You already running "sudo" in default...

Bro I'm asking about snap I know I'm already running sudo but why is it that I can't use snap

Read the issue, description & error again.

Th3-A6add0n avatar Jun 18 '19 05:06 Th3-A6add0n

Because you can't... Sudo in default by mean is... You not running systemd... So you can't run snap

ghost avatar Jun 18 '19 19:06 ghost

Why did you wanna to use snap on a "proot" Linux... As a chroot Linux system, the systemd was the problem that hard to resolve. We use the old solution "init.d" replace systemd. But snap required "systemd", like Gnome and KDE which we blacklisted.

supersonictw avatar Aug 07 '19 12:08 supersonictw

the only issue seems to be the socket, although there are likely others, since the only way to initiate the socket is with systemd booted systems, there likely isnt any fix for this, at least not yet, maybe someone will spoof it sometime idk

USMP-lancer avatar Jul 03 '21 00:07 USMP-lancer