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Socket error #163

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hellsworth opened this issue Oct 27, 2022 · 5 comments
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Socket error #163

hellsworth opened this issue Oct 27, 2022 · 5 comments

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@hellsworth
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When you run workshops, we see this socket permissions error that doesn't seem to stand in the way of the user creating a container. The error is an eyesore that we would like to fix before the Ubuntu Summit, if possible.

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@kenvandine
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It looks like the lxd interface isn't connected

snap connect workshops:lxd lxd:lxd

@alexmurray
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To explain this a bit more - the lxd interface doesn't auto-connect by default in snapd, so the snap store has a special declaration for the workshops snap to make this happen when the snap is installed from the store. But if you build the snap locally then there is no snap store declaration to tell snapd to auto-connect the interface so then you have to do it manually.

@jpnurmi
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jpnurmi commented Oct 28, 2022

@kenvandine Would it be worth it to implement a check if the lxd interface is connected and if not, offer a button to do so with help of snapd.dart?

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jpnurmi commented Oct 28, 2022

@kenvandine Would it be worth it to implement a check if the lxd interface is connected and if not, offer a button to do so with help of snapd.dart?

Never mind, workshops would need snapd-control for that...

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Ah ok I can close this issue then :)

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