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Captcha (the clock) is broken #299
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This was an error encountered when docker support was being added, see here. I've encountered it separately as well. The issue appeared to be that for Ubuntu 18.04 and later, imagemagick does not include rsvg as a delegate by default, so you will likely need to compile it from source, see the resolution here. When I encountered it, I was able to rollback to 16.04. The docker image switched to Arch, which does include |
I run Debian 9.6.0 |
Make sure you also have some variant of |
Installed is |
What is the output of |
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These two lines:
would indicate that RSVG is not being correctly used as a delegate. They should look something like:
As mentioned, you may try building imagemagick from source with a Here's a cleaner to identify the svg delegate:
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Okay, I will compile it with this flag.
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I builded as described here: https://imagemagick.org/script/install-source.php Anyway, if this is known doesnt matter. Don't want registered users, just wanted to test dark mode. No further debugging needed in this case but still an issue. |
I encountered the same situation after building from source. Unfortunately, switching distros or downgrading were the two solutions from where this occurred previously. Hopefully someone else will be able to shine a better light on what the problem is, but for now I'm going to close this. |
Hi, i had the same issue today. Recently upgraded to latest Debian strech. Have spent 4-5 hours trying to resolve this, and finally did! Did: Then: Forgot to set correct path, fixed it with Now
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NOW THE CLOCK WORKS! 🤓 Regards. |
Thank you for this guide! I added it to the wiki Issues with Captcha so that admins can find it easier. Works as expected! |
My pleasure! Glad i could help 🙂 |
I do not know exactly what is wrong here: https://invidious.snopyta.org/login
The watch has no hands, but you can see them outside the watch. There are no errors in the log.
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