[00:07] Which version of snapcraft did scriptlets show up in? [00:07] This is great news :) === markusfluer1 is now known as markusfluer [02:50] Bug #1663787 opened: Libreoffice 5.3 instalado via snapd. NO accede a root ni a la partición con ntfs [02:56] How do you cross snap for armhf on x86? [02:58] I just pushed my first snap [04:12] "Creating snapcraft-wildly-neat-emu [04:12] lol [04:42] How can I build a snap for armhf on my x86? [05:53] easy to find: https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/snappy/guides/cross-build/ [07:52] hi guys, I created my snap and it works in devmode, but not in strict. Apparmor complains with syscall=92, which is resolved to `shmctl`, anyone knows who to deal with this? [08:06] What interfaces do you have in your snap? [08:09] https://snapcraft.io/docs/reference/interfaces may just need to add one of these (the ones with auto-connect "no" requires manual connection after installing) process-control, maybe? [08:12] Skuggen: I have X11, unity7, pulseaudio, opengl, network, home, gsettings and browser-support [08:13] is there any way which interface I'm missing? [08:14] I don't know what would cover that command, but you could try adding process-control [08:14] You'll need to run the connect command on it, I think [08:47] I use snap.debug and I get: [08:48] Syscall: chown [08:48] Suggestions: [08:48] * don't copy ownership of files (eg, use 'cp -r --preserve=mode' instead of 'cp -a') [08:48] * adjust program to not use 'chown' [08:48] but I don't use either in my code [08:48] it's a electron-based app [09:23] Maybe it tries to change ownership of some files? [09:23] Snappy doesn't support it yet (it's coming, along with the ability to change uid, I think) [09:32] ok [09:32] thanks Skuggen [13:48] hi, ubuntu linux user here ... after installing and removing lxc/lxd and snappy, something is eating my / ... been looking for the culprit for days now, also did 'lsblk -f' ... this is the outcome ... how do i get rid of it? ... http://paste.ubuntu.com/23973829/ [13:49] *part of the outcome [14:32] hi, ubuntu linux user here ... after installing and removing lxc/lxd and snappy, something is eating my / ... been looking for the culprit for days now, also did 'lsblk -f' ... this is a part of the outcome ... how do i get rid of it? ... http://paste.ubuntu.com/23973829/ === freelock[m] is now known as freelock [19:10] wewp [19:14] https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/snappy/guides/cross-build/ [19:14] That seems out of date. [19:14] Trying to install golang-go-linux-arm on an x64 installation of Ubuntu fails to be found. [19:17] I'd like to be able to build arm snaps on my development machine. [20:10] hmm [21:15] Bug #1663942 opened: snappy-debug suggests network-control, when network is enough