[08:33] PR snapd#11964 closed: tests: add new (failing) fde-on-classic nested test [08:33] PR snapd#12037 opened: DRAFT: use snapd.mounts.target to solve LP1983528 [08:53] PR snapd#12012 closed: tests: Work-around non-functional --wait on systemctl [08:58] PR snapd#12009 closed: tests: fix a missing parameter in command to wait for device [09:08] PR snapd#11990 closed: tests: improve `nested_get_image_name` to avoid accidential reuse === lan3y is now known as Laney === Laney is now known as laney [10:54] PR snapd#11988 closed: many: change name and input of CheckProvenance to clarify usage [10:59] PR snapd#11920 closed: cmd/snap-update-ns: minor fixes [13:00] PR snapcraft#3874 opened: meta: fix content plug detection [13:58] I am not able to setup firefox to open pdf [13:59] it gives me the option to open it with "System Handler" but I don't know how to configure this system handler [14:00] launching firefox from console I get env: ‘/snap/bin/firefox’: Permission denied [14:07] even if I configured an application to use (evince or zathura) it doesn't open the pdf [14:08] this is an interesting log [14:08] ago 16 16:07:50 hibernia kernel: audit: type=1400 audit(1660658870.393:178): apparmor="DENIED" operation="exec" profile="snap.firefox.firefox" name="/run/user/1000/doc/f261d957/zathura" pid=114113 comm="firefox" requested_mask="x" denied_mask="x" fsuid=1000 ouid=0 [14:14] well, the "system-handler" from inside the snap env is just "xdg-open" that gets handed to the xdg-open process of your desktop ... you do not configure it in the app or inside the snap env but configure it in your desktop setup usually [14:15] that said ... firefox is using xdg-desktop-portal which *might* clash with xdg-open in this case ... [14:15] xdg-open some_pdf_file.pdf works [14:15] right ... [14:16] but not in firefox [14:16] you could try disabling the portal: "GTK_USE_PORTAL=0 firefox" [14:16] in a gnome terminal ... [14:16] (and make sure firefox is not running when issuing that command) [14:17] but [14:17] I configured a custom app to open pdf, the last log was about it, why this doesn't work? [14:18] how did you configure that custom app ? in your desktop settings ? [14:18] in firefox settings [14:18] yeah, that can not work ... needs to be in the desktop [14:18] anyway using your hints doesn't work [14:18] I have to say I am using i3, not gnome [14:18] (or you would need to re-pack the snap and include the app you want to use ... snaps can not run apps outside their env) [14:19] oh [14:19] that would have been a very helpful info at the very beginning 😉 [14:19] ah, sorry then [14:19] as i3 likely does not even remotely set up a proper desktop session [14:19] (dbus, logind integration, packagekit, xdg stuff etc etc ) [14:20] so not luck for me? [14:21] well, make sure to have the xdg-desktop-portal(-gtk|-kde) packages installed proper for a start ... beyond this i'm not sure what else an i3 session might be missing [14:21] I have them [14:21] firefox clearly opens pdfs for me in the picked app i chose in my gnome settigs pver here [14:22] *over [14:23] but not in my case :? [14:23] :/ [14:23] well, not sure what you are missing in your session ... 😕 [14:26] it continues to use env [14:26] why it uses env [14:47] no luck... [15:01] ok I am in gnome and neithe in gnome I can use the system handler [15:01] so what I a miss? [15:04] Hey! [15:04] dob1, at that point i'd suggest to open a thred in the forum ... [15:04] something is mis-configured, not sure what though [15:04] I'm browsing the Github repo of snapd. How can I find with wich version of go snapd was built? [15:07] ogra: I take a look, thanks [15:15] It seems it is using 1.13.8 [15:15] https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/runs/7766024481?check_suite_focus=true#step:7:10 [15:21] Is there a place to use a more up to date version of go? [15:25] plan* [16:00] PR snapd#12002 closed: dbusutil: move debian patch into dbustest [16:20] PR snapd#12030 closed: interfaces: add kconfig paths to system-observe [16:35] PR snapd#11911 closed: o/assertstate, snapasserts: implementation of assertstate.TryEnforceValidationSets function [18:10] PR snapcraft#3875 opened: provider: delete instances via Executor object [18:16] PR snapd#12021 closed: o/snapstate: refactor managed refresh schedule logic [18:46] PR snapd#12038 opened: daemon,usersession: switch from HeaderMap to Header in tests [18:51] PR snapd#12039 opened: testutil: remove unneeded `fmt.Sprintf` [19:01] PR snapd#12040 opened: asserts: add some missing `c.Check()` in the asserts test [19:01] PR snapd#12041 opened: boot: remove some unneeded `fmt.Sprintf()` calls [19:20] PR snapcraft#3874 closed: meta: fix content plug detection [19:56] PR snapd#12033 closed: tests: implement prepare_gadget and prepare_base and unify all the version [21:06] on gotop package what does ubuntu-dawndiy means ?