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Thanks for making a working up to date snapd package.
It installed and I can install snap packages on my machine, however, after I have installed an app, it only works if I run it as root:
harrisj@spock-local ~ $ uname -a
Linux spock-local 4.17.4-gentoojesse #1 SMP Sun Jul 8 11:26:11 AEST 2018 x86_64 Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4670 CPU @ 3.40GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux
harrisj@spock-local ~ $ snap version
snap 2.34
snapd 2.34
series 16
gentoo -
kernel 4.17.4-gentoojesse
harrisj@spock-local ~ $ snap run hello-world
need to run as root or suid
harrisj@spock-local ~ $
harrisj@spock-local ~ $ sudo snap run hello-world
Hello World!
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I'm not sure what changes in the ebuild would be required, but I was able to resolve my problem by adding suid to the snap-confine file in /usr/lib/snapd.
I figured this from reading a bit of the source and confirming by someone posting their directory tree of this directory online, and I could see the suid bit in ls.
Thanks for making a working up to date snapd package.
It installed and I can install snap packages on my machine, however, after I have installed an app, it only works if I run it as root:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: