[01:57] <Kurdiez> when I use the snapstore to host my own snap store, I get an error from the snapd with signature mismatch
[01:57] <Kurdiez> I looked at the sources of the current snapstore and it does not do any kind of signature attachment to the JSON response it sends back to the snapd.
[01:58] <Kurdiez> Is there an updated SnapStore that works with the latest snapd?
[01:58] <Kurdiez> I got the SnapStore link from the Ubuntu Core official site.
[05:46] <foxmask> bonjello
[10:15] <mup> Bug #1643292 opened: /snap/bin/hello - fails to execute with apparmor error. <Snappy:New> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1643292>
[11:49] <gerry_> hi I am trying to package my java app and receiving this error "Error: Unable to access jarfile /snap/highlighterpdf/x48/highlighterpdf.jar"
[11:51] <gerry_> sorry forgot to mention I get this error when I try to use it after I have installed it
[11:56] <OnkelTem> Hi all
[11:56] <OnkelTem> I've just discovered Snaps things :)
[11:56] <OnkelTem> thing*
[11:57] <OnkelTem> I wonder is it more a future technology or I can make use of it right now?
[11:59] <OnkelTem> I'm trying to create a portable workstation and currently targeting on docker images
[12:00] <OnkelTem> I'd like to up and run a workstation with all needed (developer) environment as fast as possible
[12:00] <OnkelTem> in some sense I dream of a thin workstation :)
[12:01] <OnkelTem> well technically it will be thick of course, but from administration pov it would require almost zero efforts to get it working
[12:02] <OnkelTem> Can snaps help me in this?
[13:50] <gerry_> hi I am trying to package my java app. This is my yaml http://pastebin.com/7K241tTf . When I try to run it  I get "A fatal error has been detected by the Java Runtime Environment:"
[14:17] <gerry_> I am using this one line wrapper "$JAVA_HOME/jre/bin/java -jar $SNAP/usr/bin/highlighterpdf.jar"
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[14:24] <Guest58894> does anyone knows where $SNAP_DATA writes to? to which directory? thanks
[14:29] <foxmask> Guest58894: /usr/lib/snap* ?
[14:29] <foxmask> or /var/lib/snap*
[14:30] <foxmask> not sure
[14:31] <Guest58894> hum, because I'm writing my logs to $SNAP_DATA and I have no idea where it is
[14:31] <Guest58894> in the reference they had an example with a format like: /var/snap/<snap-name>/<version>
[14:31] <Guest58894> but I didn't see the logs there :/
[14:32] <foxmask> Guest58894: my poor friend, i a noob like you :/
[14:33] <Guest58894> :D
[14:33] <foxmask> :D
[14:33] <foxmask> try a find / -name yourlogfile.log
[14:33] <foxmask> you'sll spot the $SNAP_DATA folder :)
[14:33] <foxmask> you'll spot the $SNAP_DATA folder :)
[14:34] <Guest58894> no luck :/
[14:34] <Guest58894> maybe nothing is getting written in the file :D
[14:35] <Guest58894> and I got no bugs, so there's no need to write a log of a problem that didn't happen :D
[14:36] <Guest58894> thanks anyways :)
[14:36] <Guest58894> good luck out there too
[15:32] <blackout24> Hi, I'm running the ubuntu-terminal-app on Arch Linux as a snap. The only issue is that it asks for authentication, but doesn't accept my standard password. What does it need authentication for?
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