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open swt ui while running biglybt console and telnet ui in systemd #356
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Perhaps you need to include the swt jar file in the classpath? |
@parg I Did include it but the problem persists, the problem only happens when I run the command inside systemd service, if I run the same command |
Hmm, I don't know anything about the context within which systemd might be running BBT :( The error message you see is somewhat peculiar, no idea what 'server' it is trying to init or connect to. |
Is this a wayland desktop? They (and maybe other desktop UIs) prevent running desktop ui apps from root and most other accounts. https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Common_F25_bugs#wayland-root-apps We use the |
@TuxPaper It's not running wayland, I tried it on raspbian stretch(lxde) and manjaro running x.org, also I'm not running the process as root anyway beacuse i used |
Well this embarrassing, there is a stupid error in the service file' I passed |
yay |
@parg Now I have another error popping in the logs
should i open a new issue for this error ? |
seems to be attempting to write at / - perhaps you need an additional -Duser.dir=/home/pi/biglybt_stock |
@parg ok that solved the issue but I get yet another error, it's probably not very important but I just want to make sure of it:
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Hi,
I want to run biglybt inside a systemd service while still being able to run swt ui. I used the following service file
and I can start and stop the service and connect through telnet, but when i execute
ui swt
inside a telnet session i getinside the systemd logs and the service exits
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