snouto | Hello everyone , i have downloaded ubuntu core and i am really amazed by snap tool | 00:22 |
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snouto | i would like to know from where snap tool gets its snaps programs to download and install , in addition to this , is there an option to modify the source from where snap gets its packages from | 00:23 |
snouto | in other words , i would like to modify the snap tool to get only snappy programs from my own cloud server not from snapcraft , is this possible ???? | 00:24 |
Son_Goku | snouto: yes, but not easy | 00:32 |
Son_Goku | Canonical's implementation of the store/repository/source is not freely available | 00:32 |
Son_Goku | and snapd needs to be modified in its own sources to point to your server | 00:32 |
Son_Goku | and then you rebuild snapd for that | 00:32 |
Son_Goku | you *can* pass the address as a variable, as well, I think | 00:33 |
Son_Goku | but I only recall modifying the source as a surefire way to do it | 00:33 |
Son_Goku | snouto: this is the only open source snap repository implementation I know of: https://github.com/noise/snapstore | 00:34 |
snouto | son_Goku, Deep thanks for your help , let me check it | 00:39 |
snouto | Son_Goku , i think if you just edited your environment by putting this variable , there is no need to change snapd source , SNAPPY_FORCE_CPI_URL | 00:41 |
snouto | What do you think ? | 00:41 |
Son_Goku | that may work | 00:41 |
Andrew | Hi, I recently installed ubuntu core on a rpi2. I'd like to use it to host a snap or two, but I cannot install webdm or snapd. Are there bugs? | 04:25 |
Andrew | I am also quite confused by the new system. Can I use wget by installing the wget snap, or is it a demo snap? | 04:27 |
Andrew | Thanks, in advance for any info or suggestions! | 04:28 |
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grapestomper | Andrew - when you say you cannot install webdm - what is the error? | 16:20 |
grapestomper | Andrew - Also paste the /var/log/syslog to pastebin or something similar | 16:22 |
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