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Fedora Remix for Windows Subsystem for Linux.
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Ping-Socket Error on User (Wlinux Bug : #226) #12

Closed onuralpszr closed 4 years ago

onuralpszr commented 5 years ago

Describe the bug It was the same "bug" happened on Wlinux as well --> https://github.com/WhitewaterFoundry/WLinux/issues/226

It just started after fresh install

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Expected behavior It should be ping as user too.

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Basic Troubleshooting Checklist

[x] I have searched Google for the error message. [x ] I have checked official WSL troubleshooting documentation: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/troubleshooting#confirm-wsl-is-enabled. [-] I have searched the official Microsoft WSL issues page: https://github.com/Microsoft/WSL/issues. [x] I have searched the WLinux issues page: https://github.com/WhitewaterFoundry/WLinux/issues. [-] I have reset WLinux: Settings->Apps->Apps & features->WLinux->Advanced Options->Reset. [-] I have disabled and re-enabled WSL in Windows Features. [-] I have run Windows 10 updates and restarted.

Fedora Remix for WSL - Version : 1.0.25.0 Windows Build

OS Name: Microsoft Windows 10 Pro Insider Preview OS Version: 10.0.18312 N/A Build 18312

sirredbeard commented 5 years ago

I re-opened that on WLinux where it will get more eyes and will backport the solution.

ghost commented 5 years ago

The issue seems to be /bin/ping not having the required setuid bit, as ping requires root for creating a raw network socket. Running "sudo chmod u+s /bin/ping" fixes this issue. Why this is situation here? I'm not sure, but I'm going to do some digging.

crramirez commented 4 years ago

Fixed with the latest release

barnscott commented 4 years ago

Just for reference, I just encountered this same issue. Had not had issue since I installed FedoraRemix on this PC in Oct 2019. I updated my PC to 2004, upgraded to release 32, and issue began. Not sure exactly what caused it, but the same resolution fixed it: sudo chmod u+s /bin/ping

crramirez commented 4 years ago

Thank you for report it. Maybe the upgrade to Fedora 32 reset the bit. We will take this into account for the image generation of Fedora 32, also for the instructions in the blog.

Be sure that for Fedora 32 you are in WSL2 due to an issue with WSL1

barnscott commented 4 years ago

Noted. And yes, as part of 2004 upgrade i did also move to wsl2