Closed baryluk closed 3 months ago
Hi! I think this is due to the default debug level which excludes warnings. Worth cheking if they aren't many and if generally useful then enable them to be shown by default.
tests currently show warnings by default so this seems fixed.
This is not due to sudo, but actually because root has no permission to the location this file is on (sshfs). As you can see, it is able to run losetup (using sudo), but losetup fails. This can be solved on my side, by doing sshfs mount with
-o allow_other
.Anyway, diagnostic is a bit weird a missing. The thing is if I
strace -f -s 1000 -v -e execve ...
, I see some extra diagnostics:Not sure why it does not show normally.
tomb 2.10, from Debian testing