Can't start SSH and VNC Services. #301
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Install BusyBox and uncheck "Linux Deploy -> Settings -> Built-in shell" and run "Linux Deploy -> Settings -> Update ENV". |
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You're gonna need to make more sense than that. |
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You just go into your settings in the program and hit ENV reconfig |
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yes I did the busybox and uncheck built in shell thing but still no benefit. It also says : |
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I just made a script on android under /system/bin called Kali with this su -c "/data/user/0/ru.meefik.linuxdeploy/files/bin/linuxdeploy shell -u root" |
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@TheDiamondYT1 |
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@NUC-Edward Hi, ive moved away from linux deploy, and i never fixed this issue. Maybe try the script the guy above made? |
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@TheDiamondYT1 which deploy app are you currently using |
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Version 1.x is no longer supported. Please try version 2.0: |
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I just said i dont use linux deploy anymore |
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I'm still using the play store version. Now first make sure you're rooted On Sep 2, 2016 07:56, "Luke" notifications@github.com wrote:
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Same issue in 2.0, SSH fails to start and I cannot for the life of me connect via VNC even though it says it started :/ |
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Most work around for this issue seem to be via accessing the linuxdeploy shell and installing packages. However, I keep getting a chroot error and the directory to get to the shell changed in linuxdeploy 2.0. What work around can we get for the current version of Linux deploy please? The error I get when trying to connect to VNC is: the port on which the computer is listening for a connection could not be contacted. Please help |
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@meefik I am also successful in installing through playstore version but during start linuxdeploy says "starting extra/ssh ... fail" also somehow shell command won't work in emulator given 'su' rights. |
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same problem here, on Ubuntu, any version. |
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try su linuxdeploy start -m |
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Meefik please help.. how to solve this trouble installation. Cant connect to vnc. |
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Why linux for android if linux it is android? :D |
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linux is usually a sever. android is usually a client. it is hard to find serve software for android
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Why linux for android if linux it is android? :D
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open debug mode than I got an error messag saying the kernel is too old. |
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@alex-ht I think the kernel it refers to is the kernel of your Android system In my case, I am using Samsung Note II running CyanogenMod 12.1 (Android 5.1) Distribution: Ubuntu I have to use trusty instead of bionic to make it work |
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ssh still can't open.... t.t |
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Can I know what script should I run in terminal to run Linuxdeploy under root then use them to install and enable vnc in? Can someone give me the command? That's only way to fix this, the linuxdeploy is require something from root called (su) and it cannot launch it without root perms but if u run this under android terminal after su, you can simply run linuxdeploy and vnc with no problem, but my issue is: (what actually is a simple command to make a profile for root user then add vnc option enabled in it then start it?) |
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All you people have to do is manually change the location linux is installed to. It is in the same menu as where you pick the flavor of linux. I used /data/local/linux. |
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