=== chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [02:47] How does my Qt snapped app know what theme it should use? Qt is Martian technology and I don't understand it. [03:14] qengho: you can use env variables [03:15] Croepha: that makes sense. I must not know what to use, because none I try changes it. I wish to use Humanity theme. What var and value? [03:17] I dont have experience with QT styles, but for QT to work right, you need QT_PLUGIN_PATH to get to the platfrom plugins [03:17] https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Uniform_look_for_Qt_and_GTK_applications says to use QT_STYLE_OVERRIDE [03:18] there might also be a programatic way to do it [03:18] not sure [03:18] you might want to use strace to see if the app is actually trying to load anything [03:19] I used strace. It's looking for hicolor only. [03:19] have you tried QT_STYLE_OVERRIDE='gtk2' [03:20] I thought so. I'm trying again. [03:20] you might also want to try printing out the env from the app, to make sure that your env isn't getting dropped [03:21] I have a bash script inside of my snap that sets the required vars [03:21] probably a better way would be to set the vars from inside the app [03:21] I have a wrapper too. [03:21] anyway, im not sure I can help, because I haven't messed with styles [03:22] Okay then. [04:31] How do I give the VLC snap package access to my DVD drive? [04:37] I already have snapd-2.0.10 which is supposed to make DVDs usable with VLC, so what am I missing? [04:38] found it: snap remove vlc && apt-get install vlc [04:39] if a snap needs a debian package, but it does not exist in the ubuntu archive, I can get the .deb file locally, how can I make use of the .deb file? thank === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [05:13] liuxg: There's no way to import a deb file, only a named APT package. You could make a plugin to unpack it and install it. [05:16] qengho, I do not know how. This is a valid use case. For example, in China, there are some debian files which are not in the ubuntu archive (input method), there is no way to use stage-packages to do that. I think it would be good to support it in the snapcraft. [05:17] liuxg: I agree it would. Please file a bug report to explain what you want. $ ubuntu-bug snapcraft # maybe? [05:17] qengho, sometimes, we need to add a specific ppa to get a software installed. [05:17] qengho, sure, I will do that. thanks [05:19] liuxg: In the mean time, you can put a file at parts/plugins/x-deb-file.py , and extend snapcraft.BasePlugin . In your snapcraft, "plugin: deb-file" . [05:20] qengho, is there any document for this? I want to have a better picture of this about how to do it. thanks. [05:21] liuxg: Yes. Google "write snapcraft plugins" [05:23] qengho, OK. many thanks! [05:23] :) [05:24] qengho, by the way, i have created a bug report at https://bugs.launchpad.net/snapcraft/+bug/1604669 [05:24] Bug #1604669: Support Installing a local deb package in the snapcraft [05:26] liuxg: defining an APT source is useful too [05:28] qengho, how can I define an APT source for it? https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft/blob/master/docs/snapcraft-syntax.md, at the link, I did not find anything about it. [05:28] liuxg: I'm suggeting anther bug report. [05:28] another [05:29] qengho, yes, I think it is a good idea :) [05:29] qengho, let me create one for it. thanks [05:31] qengho, there is a bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/snapcraft/+bug/1583236, it seems that APT is already supported? [05:31] Bug #1583236: snapcraft APT sources checking too strict [05:31] qengho, but I do not find it in any of the documents. it is weired. [05:32] Hah, I filed that one. it refers to the system sources.list [05:33] qengho, so, it is not for the snapcraft? [05:33] liuxg: That means that when installing stage-packages: or build-packages:, warnings cause failure. [05:34] It has nothing to do with other sources from snapcraft configuratio. [05:35] qengho, so the API support for the snapcraft is that it can install debian pacakges from other sources, right? Is this not supported? I just want to clarify this. [05:36] liuxg: it is not supported to have your snapcraft refer to a package that is not in the distro or the local system's global source list. [05:36] qengho, OK. thanks.. [05:40] qengho, I have filed a bug at https://bugs.launchpad.net/snapcraft/+bug/1604671. would you please take a look at it? thanks [05:40] Bug #1604671: Adding APT source support in the snapcraft [05:40] Cool. [05:41] liuxg: Looks good to me. [05:41] qengho, nice. thanks! [05:41] liuxg: Where are you physically? [05:41] qengho, I am physically in Beijing, China. How about you? [05:42] Taipei. Just noticing your name and wondering if you were near. [05:43] qengho, good to know you. Are you from canonical? [05:44] Yes. [05:44] Though snappy is not what I work on usually. [05:45] qengho, oh, really? I am actually from phone team too :). by the way, I cannot find your irc nick name in our directory. [05:46] lp:~cmiller [05:47] qengho, oh, you are from US. nice to meet you :) [05:47] Likewise. [05:50] qengho, today, I tried to install the telegram app onto my desktop. I got the Chinese fonts in the snap. However, the input method does not work for me. I am wondering whether I need to install the input method into the snap. [05:50] qengho, the problem is that I can only get the deb package for the input method. [05:51] I see. Hmm. I would think you don't need the input method in the snap. [05:51] qengho, I used to develop a Qt-based phone app and convert it to a snap. the characters are shown correctly unlike the telegram one. [05:53] qengho, then, the Chinese characters are all shown as rectangle blocks :( [05:53] liuxg: You *do* need fonts in the snap. [05:53] qengho, yes, I have installed the fonts already. [05:54] qengho, strange, right? http://paste.ubuntu.com/20145372/, this is the modified snapcraft.yaml [05:55] qengho, the Chinese input method does not work at all. I cannot input Chinese characters. [05:55] qengho, the original source code is at https://github.com/sergiusens/telegram-snap [05:57] * qengho casts spell Summon Sergi. [06:00] liuxg: sorryy, I do'nt know. [06:01] qengho, anyway, it is fine. it is just sth I experienced. internationalization is definitely one of the concerns. I think it would be easier to have the language support in the snapcraft as well. === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [06:41] PR snapd#1573 opened: asserts/tool,cmd/snap: introduce hidden "snap sign" [06:42] PR snapcraft#672 closed: Capture the correct exception when not being able to decode json [06:45] PR snapd#1568 closed: Enable SNAPPY_STORE_AUTH_DATA_FILENAME override for client auth data === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [06:57] PR snapd#1574 opened: tests: add network-control interface spread test === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [07:00] hey hey [07:33] PR snapcraft#674 opened: Add reference.md [07:40] dholbach, ping [07:41] liuxg, pong [07:41] dholbach, I just found that "snap run". but I do not how to use it. I tried it for the "hello-world" exmaple, it does not work. what should be the correct way to run it? [07:42] dholbach, I have tried it like "snap run hello-world" or "snap run hello-world.env", both did not work. [07:46] liuxg, you could ask all the others in the channel too - I'm not a snapd developer :-) [07:47] I have never used "snap run" yet [07:47] liuxg: to run the hello-world-snap simply run hello-world [07:48] snap is mainly for installing and managing snaps [07:48] dholbach, yes, it is a little strange. I have seen its help by running "snap run -h", and it shows something like http://paste.ubuntu.com/20152247/ [07:48] liuxg: hello-world.echo for example [07:49] pmp, yes, that is what I normally use. However, what is the "run" command for there? [07:49] liuxg: sorry, have never seen or used it myself [07:49] pmp, yes, I understood that. But why there is a "run" command when I run "snap --help" [07:50] pmp, it is a little confusing in that sense. if there is a command like "run", we can do sth like "snap run xxx". [07:50] pmp, maybe it simply means that way you talked about. Then the help is a little bit confusing there. [07:52] from the syntax there in the help, it is sth like "snap [OPTIONS] run [run-OPTIONS] ". it is supposed to run a snap app. [07:52] How does my Qt snapped app know what theme it should use? Qt is Martian technology and I don't understand it. [07:53] I have heard that one can set an environment variable of some kind, to affect it, but that seems to be lies lies lies. [07:53] qengho, I think insider your Qt app, you can point what theme it should use. [07:53] liuxg: Inside how? I run a snapped app. I get broken thee. [07:54] theme [07:54] qengho, inside your MainView, there is a "theme" property. [07:54] I am not going to edit the source. [07:56] qengho, http://paste.ubuntu.com/20152716/, you can assign the theme you want to use [07:56] qengho, theme.name :"Ubuntu.Components.Themes.SuruDark" [08:01] liuxg: It seems to be set to Ambiance. strace doesn't try to access Ambiance files, though, only hicolor . [08:01] * qengho afk, back later. [08:02] qengho, I have a test project for ubuntu phone at https://github.com/liu-xiao-guo/theme. I think you probably need to package the theme stuff as well. === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [09:06] zyga: are you going to release snap-confine again today? :) [09:10] hey folks, is it possible to package a Mono based app that runs perfectly on the desktop as a snap? [09:12] leousa, I wouldn't see why not, but haven't heard of somebody try it yet [09:13] somebody did a MonoGame apparently: http://askubuntu.com/questions/779315/how-do-i-create-a-snap-for-a-monogame-application [09:14] leousa, what does the build use? is it autotools? [09:15] yeah i tried that, but didnt work, although im by no means a snappy expert [09:15] is the source for the app available? === robert_ancell_ is now known as robert_ancell [09:16] i have only found the binaries unfortunately [09:16] ok [09:17] in that case, just using the copy plugin should be a good start [09:17] add the relevant dependencies to your stage-packages: definition [09:17] and define the binary to be run in the apps: section [09:17] let me see if there's a good example of something like that somewhere [09:18] ok great, thanks I appreciate that dholbach [09:18] no worries [09:19] https://github.com/ubuntu/snappy-playpen/tree/master/gitter-im could be a good start, it uses a Makefile to handle the custom download of a .deb package somewhere [09:19] but you could easily replace that with source: [09:19] i tried ldd to find the package dependencies, there were quite a few, but had issues building the yaml file [09:19] nice, ill have a look at it [09:20] or https://github.com/ubuntu/snappy-playpen/tree/master/jtiledownloader [09:20] leousa, which issues did you run into? [09:20] can you pastebine the snapcraft.yaml file? [09:21] ok give me a min [09:22] sure sure :) [09:25] http://pastebin.com/9RUCJZnD [09:26] cool, checking [09:27] ok, you could copy over the Forgotten\ Myths\ CCG.x86 file from wherever you get it from? Is it a tarball or something? [09:27] and you could use the package names for the libraries you're listing and add them to stage-packages: [09:27] let me try it [09:29] you can get the files from this link [09:29] https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6jna1aYT5M1UHpPNHJ6dER5OXc/view [09:31] it is a game that runs nice on the Ubuntu desktop, and wanted to package as a snap [09:33] So... after rebooting all of my snaps do this: [09:33] htop [09:33] failed to create user data directory. errmsg: Permission denied [09:34] On gitter it was suggested it could be related to my home being encrypted [09:34] leousa, something like this? http://paste.ubuntu.com/20158963/ [09:34] kalikiana, does scanlog say anything when you start the app? [09:34] what's scanlog? [09:34] http://askubuntu.com/questions/783979/how-do-i-debug-snaps [09:34] Reading [09:35] dholbach: Well, how would I run that? :-D [09:35] ? [09:35] That's a snap... [09:36] Right, you install the snap, run the commands on that page, keep the terminal open... [09:36] then run your snap [09:36] No, you don't get my problem: Any snap I run aborts. [09:36] ok, sorry, I missed that bit [09:36] snappy-debug.security scanlog [09:36] failed to create user data directory. errmsg: Permission denied [09:37] does "snap changes" say anything? [09:37] is snapd in a clean state? [09:38] Yes, afair all is good, nothing "pending". [09:38] (That was why I rebooted, I couldn't resolve it otherwise) [09:39] I guess you need to ping zyga, mvo, pedronis and Co [09:39] I don't know [09:40] ls -lA ~/ | grep snap [09:40] drwxrwxr-x 15 cris cris 4,0K Jul 20 11:31 snap [09:40] drwx------ 2 cris cris 4,0K Jun 19 00:33 .snap [09:40] Those are my snap folder permissions if that has any relevance [09:41] ok some progress, but throws error: Error downloading stage packages for part 'fmyth': no such package 'libx11' [09:43] sorry [09:44] libx11-6 [09:46] better [09:46] [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/home/leo/Applications/FM0_9545_linux/parts/fmyth/build/Forgotten\\ Myths\\ CCG.x86' [09:46] funny thing is that directory and file exist [09:50] hohum [09:51] Do you think you can send a mail with your snapcraft.yaml (or a link to it) to the mailing list? [09:51] I don't quite know how to solve this one. [09:52] sure thing i will send it [09:52] fantastic [09:59] ok mail sent, thx again dholbach [10:14] Okay, I found a way to run snappy-debug.security: SNAP=/snap/snappy-debug/22 /snap/snappy-debug/current/bin/snappy-security-scanlog | more [10:14] Bug #22: Legal Link === rcj` is now known as rcj [10:15] og: apparmor="DENIED" operation="open" profile="/usr/bin/ubuntu-core-launcher [10:15] " name="/home/.ecryptfs/cris/.Private/" pid=26032 comm="ubuntu-core-lau" reque [10:15] sted_mask="wr" denied_mask="wr" fsuid=1000 ouid=1000 [10:16] So for some reason ubuntu-core-launcher is trying to read my encrypted folder [10:17] PR snapd#1575 opened: osutil: check for nogrup instead of adm [10:42] so, when snappy is doing a refresh/update, and you have custom kernels and custom os snap, does snapd know to just install newer versions of the same snaps? [11:36] PR snapd#1575 closed: osutil: check for nogrup instead of adm [12:08] good morning all... any help on figuring out some bugs? === hikiko is now known as hikiko|ln [12:18] Is there ethernet available anywhere at the hotel, by the by? [12:20] when i run my application's binary it runs with no warnings, however when i run the application's snap, i get warnings about being unable to load libXrandr.so === hikiko|ln is now known as hikiko [13:06] I just finished the tomcat-webapp snap and installed it, is there anyway for me to check if its working correctly? [13:14] I just finished the tomcat-webapp snap and installed it, is there anyway for me to check if its working correctly? [13:18] Cavan if its a daemon, you can check its logs via journalctl [13:18] or just look at the processlist to see if it runs [13:19] thurston, you're on amd64 I guess? it might be looking for 32bit libraries :-( [13:19] thurston, it's something I just realised [13:19] we ship libc for 32bit execution in the core snap [13:19] but only that ... [13:20] Croepha, how do I know which logs are produced by tomcat? [13:21] why would it work on my 64bit ubuntu laptop and not my 64bit ubuntu desktop? [13:21] Hello. Any ideas what could be wrong here - running my snap on armhf classic image. Application crashes KeyError: 'getpwuid(): uid not found: - look like it can not access /etc/passwd or something related to that. Any ideas what's the differnce with usual snappy image (everything works there)? [13:22] Cavan find service name via: systemctl list-unit-files '*snap*' , then you can do journalctl -u "" [13:23] thurston: i dont really know about the 64bit angle, but have you tried copying the .so file into the snaps usr/lib ? that usually works for me, but i fear xrandr might end up wanting more and more things until you have all of xorg in your snap [13:24] thurston: thurston run ldd con your executable to see what its missing [13:25] oh cool, thats a neat command! [13:26] sborovkov, i think snapd on classic just binad mounts the hosts /etcc/passwd readonly on top of the one in the core snap and does not use /var/lib/extrausers at all [13:26] Croepha, the terminal output was 'UNIT FILE STATE 0 unit files listed.' is that normal or? [13:27] i'm not sure if we want the extrausers stuff to actually be identical between native snappy and snappy on classic ... zyga would be the man to knw i guess [13:27] *know [13:27] Cavan, no, thats not normal, you should have a list of services, even without any snaps loaded, it should atleast match the system snap related services [13:28] Cavan: What is your OS? and what is the command you used exactly? [13:29] Ubuntu and ' systemctl list-unit-files 'tomcat-webapp-demo_1.0_amd64.snap'' [13:29] Croepha [13:29] should i paste the list here? [13:30] Cavan: i meant literally '*snap*' [13:30] on http://paste.ubuntu.com/ [13:30] ogra_: so snap does not see the usual /etc/passwd? I have this error both in python and glib which causes assertion that stops everything [13:30] zyga: Hello, any idea ^^ [13:30] sborovkov, why do you need the passwd file at all ? [13:30] http://paste.ubuntu.com/20177325/ [13:30] Cavan: the '*snap*' is kinda like | grep snap for systemctl [13:31] Croepha, ah thats brilliant thanks, it says the tomcat service is enabled. [13:31] ogra_: I don't need it myself. Glib get some of that during initialization. No idea why. I get this warning and consequent assert at the end of the function https://github.com/GNOME/glib/blob/master/glib/gutils.c#L671 [13:31] Cavan, ok, so the blahblah.service is the service name, so then you can do journalctl -u blahblah.service [13:32] ogra_: and PythonQt gets that as well. Idk for what purpose honestly [13:34] sborovkov, aha, it seems to try to look up *your* UID [13:34] yeahm thats definietly a zyga thing and possible a jdstrand one .... [13:35] the list of plugs I include in the .yaml include [x11, opengl, unity7] and the app works on my laptop, but not my desktop, which use different nvidia drivers [13:35] snap-confine would have to somehow get that into into the core snap before executing the app [13:35] thurston, there is an open bug with the proprietary nvidia drivers [13:36] davmor2: hey [13:36] davmor2: ups, EPING [13:36] davidcalle: heya [13:36] davidcalle: around? [13:37] lool: D'oh [13:38] and anyone else confirm for me that my snap won't run for them? [13:44] ogra_: any ideas how I could workaround that for now? Or do I need to wait for a fix basically? [13:45] sborovkov, not sure, you could try bind mounting /etc/passwd on top of the ubuntu-core /etc/passwd ... [13:45] that is indeed a gross hack [13:46] ogra_: eh, how would I do that? [13:46] I don't care if it's very big hack if I can application running for now :) [13:47] mount|grep ubuntu-core ... to find the mountpoint for the highest version [13:47] then mount --bind /etc/passwd /snap/mountpoint/etc/passwd [13:48] you might need the same for shadow and group files too [13:49] understood, I will try that, thanks [13:56] ogra_: Should I file a bug for this? [13:59] sborovkov: if you specify the 'network' plug you get /etc/passwd (because the network plug uses the 'nameservice' apparmor abstraction) [13:59] jdstrand: Hmm. I have it though. (running in devmode btw) [13:59] As I mentioned above it's working in snappy image [13:59] I think you'll find that if we allowed /etc/passwd, then it would want /etc/group, then nsswitch.conf, then networking, etc [13:59] but not in classic [14:00] does snappy confinement prevent forking or have I got a duff compile of hexchat (the program I'm trying to snapify)? [14:01] sborovkov: oh, then that isn't a security policy thing. what it sounds like is happening is that /etc/passwd from the core snap is being used [14:01] the child process forked by the main client for each server is dying into [defunct] aka zombie state [14:01] diddledan_: snappy allows fork() be default. try getting it to work when installing in --devmode [14:02] whats the best way to include library files manually? [14:02] ok, devmode works [14:02] jdstrand: I tried mounting /etc/passwd, /etc/group, etc/shadow to ubuntu-core as ogra suggested to get it working with a hack. No luck though, still failing with the same error === dllewellyn is now known as diddletest [14:03] see? :-p [14:03] ok, so why does it die when used without devmode I wonder [14:03] sborovkov: ogra_ suggested waiting for zyga. he knows the current state of bind mounts and I suggest waiting for him (since we ruled out the security policy) [14:04] and thanks for the pointer, jdstrand [14:04] jdstrand: Understood, thanks. [14:04] diddledan_: use 'sudo snap install snappy-debug' then do: sudo /snap/bin/snappy-debug.security scanlog [14:05] diddledan_: that should show you (non-dbus) sandbox denials with suggestions on what you need to do [14:06] whats the best way to include library files manually? [14:07] ok, it looks like it's trying to bind - so plug network-bind might fix it [14:10] awesome. I think that's got it going [14:10] PR snapd#1576 opened: interfaces/builtin: allow getsockopt for connected x11 plugs [14:11] diddledan_: great! :) [14:11] right. now to publish it [14:13] oh, I need to add a menu/launcher entry [14:16] j-b: can you open https://myapps.developer.ubuntu.com/dev/click-apps/5203/ ? [14:16] lool: no. === King_InuYasha is now known as Son_Goku [14:19] sborovkov, i'll poke zyga in real life once he comes out of the session (we are at a sprint currently) [14:19] j-b: http https://search.apps.ubuntu.com/api/v1/search Accept:application/hal+json X-Ubuntu-Release:16 X-Ubuntu-Device-Channel:edge X-Ubuntu-Wire-Protocol:1 X-Ubuntu-Architecture:amd64 'q==vlc.caldav' fields==package_name,architecture,anon_download_url,confinement [14:24] whats the best way to include library files manually? [14:25] ogra_: thanks :) [14:29] j-b: https://myapps.developer.ubuntu.com/docs API docs [14:32] jdstrand: Any suggestions on ucl chokin on ecryptfs? http://paste.ubuntu.com/20182986/ [14:33] j-b: http://195.154.102.74:8000/ [14:33] kalikiana: it should be fixed in snap-confine 1.0.36 [14:39] Bug #1604848 opened: Create interface for unity8 scopes [14:40] whats the best way to include library files manually? [14:46] sborovkov: you should see the real /etc/passwd except for an all-snap system [14:46] sborovkov: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/20184274/ [14:47] hmm, then it is weird that getpwuid_r() actually fails [14:48] sborovkov: run it in strace [14:48] sborovkov: or give me the apparmor / seccomp denial [14:48] didrocks: you can actually bind mount files [14:48] didrocks: so standalone .mo or anything is ok [14:50] timothy: How/when would I get that? [14:51] Where do I see what version I have? [14:55] X Error: BadValue [14:55] Request Major code 154 (GLX) [14:55] Request Minor code 3 () [14:55] Value 0x0 [14:55] Error Serial #22 [14:55] Current Serial #23 [14:55] thats the error i get on my desktop [14:55] lool: done. [14:57] zyga: hmm how do I run service with strace? [14:58] zyga: I don't have any apparmor denials, I am running in devmode. Just getpwuid fails [14:59] zyga: I do see real /etc/passwd in ubuntu-core indeed. May be something else is missing, idk [15:00] I'm trying to make a snp of Apache Calcite but I cant find a conf file to direct a Makefile, any tips? [15:01] PR snapcraft#675 opened: Allow godeps to fetch Go dependencies [15:02] Cavan: doesn't calcite use maven? [15:03] magicaltrout, I'm not too sure, if so would I just need to direct it to a git instead of a makefile? [15:03] https://github.com/apache/calcite [15:04] in which case [15:04] you could use the maven plugin I expect [15:05] https://github.com/ubuntu/snappy-playpen/blob/cc1e13ca60280c249034bfaa3766072387d38a22/wallpaperdownloader/snapcraft.yaml#L15 [15:06] magicaltrout, do I need 'calcite: plugin: tar-content source: http://www.apache.org/dyn/closer.lua?filename=calcite/apache-calcite-1.8.0/apache-calcite-1.8.0-src.tar.gz&action=download' or should I use the github you just sent? I'm really new to this sorry [15:07] me too Cavan me too! ;) [15:07] that tar ball would still need compiling as its a src bundle [15:08] magicaltrout, thanks! [15:09] any time chief [15:13] magicaltrout, I've staged and snapped Calcite, any idea how I would check if its working correctly? [15:14] okay as a disclaimer I'm a developer who has worked with calcite a bit over the years.... my understanding of it in its current state it that a build of calcite would just give you a few libs to hook up to stuff..... [15:14] so I guess my question is, why calcite? and what are you try to achieve? [15:16] magicaltrout, Calcite was picked at random to be honest, just seeing what I can do with Snapcraft really [15:16] lol [15:16] okay [15:16] i'd pick something else [15:16] magicaltrout, any recomendations on what would be better? [15:17] sure there's lots of apache projects that would suit [15:17] let me peruse the list and find some [15:18] apache drill would be a good one Cavan if you're interested in data stuff [15:18] its a nice wrapper around calcite in reality [15:18] you could snap the spark engine [15:18] karaf [15:18] tomcat [15:19] kafka [15:19] magicaltrout, I'll give them all a go aha! Thanks very much [15:19] nifi [15:19] :) [15:19] pick a project thats not just a library basically :) [15:19] kalikiana: yes, that is fixed in later ucl that hasn't landed yet. add this to /etc/apparmor.d/usr.bin.ubuntu-core-launcher: http://paste.ubuntu.com/20187635/ [15:19] kalikiana: then do: sudo apparmor_parser -r /etc/apparmor.d/usr.bin.ubuntu-core-launcher [15:20] zeppelin would be a good one as well Cavan [15:21] zyga, sergiusens (cc ratliff): hey, fyi some of the chrome/firefox interface issues can only be resolved once snap-confine 1.0.36 is in xenial. can one of you talk to JamieBennett or mvo to prioritize that SRU? [15:21] I'd ask them myself, but they aren't here now. I will continue to follow up with them [15:23] jdstrand: woot, everything works like a charm again. [15:24] * kalikiana was feeling incomplete with no snaps all day [15:24] thanks! [15:26] kalikiana: np. there are bugs for that. it is queued (and will be fixed in 1.0.36 which I just asked about) [16:01] jdstrand: ack [16:04] zyga: so any ideas what could be going wrong that getpwuid is not working [16:12] Bug #1604880 opened: Missing inhibit interface [16:18] not that I really care at this point, but ubuntu-core essentially has a built in key-logger... pretty much every console keystroke I make gets logged as a kernel debug message [16:19] Bug #1604885 opened: Access to mounted USB drives [16:22] Bug #1604887 opened: MPRIS interface does not work [16:26] can someone test my snap out on their machine? sudo snap install rpgdiceroller [16:28] thurston: not a chance, sorry, what can we do that you cant do with virtualbox? [16:30] my desktop throws me an x-window error, and i can't figure out if its because i have multi monitors or what [16:32] Condition ' x11_window==0 ' is true. [16:35] thurston: I'll try but without sudo ;-) [16:36]