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error: While opening repository /home/user/.local/share/flatpak/repo: openat(config): No such file or directory #3585
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Looks like your repo config was somehow deleted. If you don't care about saving the apps in your user installation you can just do |
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Tagging as invalid since this is likely not Flatpak's fault. |
I ran
The warning that I should restart is the only thing that is left to do, other than that, I was able to install and run some program. As @mwleeds said, the repo config got deleted, probably when I had to reinstall Mint, I don't really know how and when... Thanks a lot @mwleeds for your assistance. |
Great, glad things are working for you now! |
I guess |
I ran into this issue after carelessly deleting parts of my Flatpak repo directory while trying to free up space on the disk volume. I ran Even if Personally I would prefer if |
Linux distribution and version
Linux Mint 18.3
Flatpak version
Flatpak 1.7.2
Description of the problem
Every time I want to do anything with
flatpak
, such as installing software, I get the following:I have surfed the Web and tried reinstalling if several tomes. When I google the error message, there doesn't seem to be results addressing this issue. Quoting the message (quoting in different ways and even removing the path), Google or DuckDuckGo say that there are no results. Looking ut up without quotes brings up unrelated results, so I couldn't find anything specific to this.
Here is my local
flatpak
directoryAt this moment, I don't know what else to do.
I also have to point out is that I installed Linux Mint a few months ago.
Steps to reproduce
Almost every
flatpak
command fails, evenflatpak list
,flatpak install ...
,flatpak run
and so on. The only one that does work isflatpak --version
Apart from that,I have no idea what causes it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: