Closed kenrap closed 1 year ago
Hi @kenrap,
It looks like you are using Brave's Makejail instead of creating your own Makejail, that's why you don't have the ruleset
argument.
Makejail:
INCLUDE options/network.makejail
INCLUDE gh+AppJail-makejails/brave
ARG ruleset=0
OPTION template=files/linux.conf
OPTION devfs_ruleset=${ruleset}
Note: You don't really need to specify ARG ruleset=0
in your Makejail, you can use it hardcoded.
As you can see, Brave's Makejail is cloned by the personal Makejail using INCLUDE gh+AppJail-makejails/brave
.
Follow the README for an explanation of the other options.
jail: brave: mount.fstab: /usr/local/appjail/jails/brave/jail//dev/shm: No such file or directory
You need to put in your /etc/devfs.rules
file the set of rules specified by the README and also reboot your system or - much better - restart devfs
.
service devfs restart
Basically your ruleset has unhide /dev/shm
and /dev/shm/*
.
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Hello,
Forgive me if I'm not installing Brave properly here. I got this error which doesn't make sense to me since the directory path does actually exist for me.
Here are my system details:
Originally, I tried running
appjail makejail -j brave -- --ruleset 13
but I ended up with this error.And then I tried running without the
--ruleset
flag which gave me this confusing error near the end of this output: