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Could not connect to running Tor: Cannot run program "uname"
Description
Connecting to Bisq network results in error:
"ERROR b.n.p2p.network.TorNetworkNode: Could not connect to running Tor: Cannot run program "uname": error=2, No such file or directory
[JavaFX Application Thread] ERROR bisq.core.app.P2PNetworkSetup: onSetupFailed"
Version
1.9.4
Steps to reproduce
Run LD_PRELOAD=/lib/libgcompat.so.0 bisq-desktop
Expected behaviour
Bisq starts successfully
Actual behaviour
App fails to connect to the Bisq network
Screenshots

Device or machine
OS: Alpine Linux Edge Linux kernel: 5.15.54-0-lts glibc version: musl-1.2.3 with gcompat libs Java version: openjdk version "11.0.15" 2022-04-19
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On your Alpine box, try uname -m, does it produce any output? That seems to be the command Bisq Netlayer is attempting to run.
On your Alpine box, try
uname -m, does it produce any output? That seems to be the command Bisq Netlayer is attempting to run.
Yes, it does produce an output: x86_64. I thought that usage of busybox version of uname could be the problem, but even installing gnu version of it didn't help.
May I ask what is the preference for running Bisq on Alpine versus a more generic Debian-type platform?
May I ask what is the preference for running Bisq on Alpine versus a more generic Debian-type platform?
I don't have any specific use case for it, just happen to use Alpine as my daily driver.
What about:
PATH=$PATH LD_PRELOAD=/lib/libgcompat.so.0 bisq-desktop
PATH=$PATH LD_PRELOAD=/lib/libgcompat.so.0 bisq-desktop
Thanks for the tip, but unfortunately still get the same Cannot run program "uname" error.
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