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OS: Manjaro Linux, current rolling release
MiniLPA version: 1.1.1 - .zip release - unpacked to a folder
JRE:
java -version
openjdk version "23" 2024-09-17
OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 23)
OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 23, mixed mode, sharing)
I already tried chmod +x lpac / chmod 0777 lpac / chmod 0777 MiniLPA and running it with sudo. No luck yet.
It seems MiniLPA is not allowed to spawn any other process.
The included lpac itself functions as intended, if I run it manually.
Using the MiniLPA.jar artifact from compiling works out of the box. Maybe you should consider shipping it instead of the "App Image". Please also mind, "AppImage" is the name of a well known format in the Linux world. It certainly is a red herring for advanced Linux users.
EDIT 3:
If lpac is already provided by the system's PATH, shouldn't we use this binary instead?
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OS: Manjaro Linux, current rolling release
MiniLPA version: 1.1.1 - .zip release - unpacked to a folder
JRE:
I already tried
chmod +x lpac
/chmod 0777 lpac
/chmod 0777 MiniLPA
and running it withsudo
. No luck yet.It seems MiniLPA is not allowed to spawn any other process.
The included
lpac
itself functions as intended, if I run it manually.latest.log
EDIT:
I managed to fix it by executing
This process should be automated.
EDIT 2:
Using the MiniLPA.jar artifact from compiling works out of the box. Maybe you should consider shipping it instead of the "App Image". Please also mind, "AppImage" is the name of a well known format in the Linux world. It certainly is a red herring for advanced Linux users.
EDIT 3:
If lpac is already provided by the system's PATH, shouldn't we use this binary instead?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: