J. Yi
J. Yi
Yes, error logs from Outline Client will be useful, you can get that by running Outline Client in Terminal: `OUTLINE_DEBUG=true ./Outline-Client.AppImage`. And one additional question: did you see the "Root...
> after restart it is broken again. > ... > connect ENOENT /var/run/outline_controller It seems the OS removed `/var/run/outline_controller` after the restart? Why is it happening? Because normally Ubuntu won't...
Hi @sneeek44 , If the file is gone, you just need to make sure the daemon is running normally. The daemon will create that file (and it should always start...
Hi @karrakoliko , `/var/run` is mounted as `tmpfs` which will be removed every time the OS restarts. But as I mentioned above, the `outline_proxy_controller` daemon should start automatically with the...
Hi @wanyay @persian85 , sorry about the inconvenience. From the error message, it is because we failed to lock the temporary installation folder using `chattr -R -i /tmp/xxxxx`, error message...
@wanyay Maybe because your `/tmp/` folder is a symbolic link? Anyway, here is a workaround: 1. download the contents in "https://github.com/Jigsaw-Code/outline-client/tree/linux-v1.8.1/tools/outline_proxy_controller/dist" and `cd` into the folder 2. Make sure `install_linux_service.sh`...
Hi @xqyww123 sorry about the inconvenience, there are some security reasons why we have to use `chattr`. Also we only officially support **Ubuntu (or some Debian based distro)** for now,...
Hi @jonathanpa , yes Outline client will communicate with `outline_proxy_controller.service` through Unix socket `/var/run/outline_controller`. Please make sure your current account is able to `rw` this socket. Also, please check whether...
@zeretrelle I'm not sure about this error because line 8 of `./install_linux_service.sh` is a comment line. Please double check the line ending (make sure they are linux line endings instead...
Hi @Legion112 , sorry about that. Could you please share more details about your key and your Outline version? Is it a dynamic key (starts with `ssconf://`) or a traditional...