Closed DeadDjembe closed 3 years ago
Can you try sudo snap run easy-openvpn-server setup
instead? It might be that the snap binaries are not in the PATH of the root user.
Can you try
sudo snap run easy-openvpn-server setup
instead? It might be that the snap binaries are not in the PATH of the root user.
This worked, thanks for the guidance.
This is an issue with the snapd
package in raspbian/debian. Can you file a bug report there?
The PATH needs to be updated to include the paths of Snap binaries. It seems the PATH is only updated for your user account and not for the root account.
This is an issue with the
snapd
package in raspbian/debian. Can you file a bug report there?The PATH needs to be updated to include the paths of Snap binaries. It seems the PATH is only updated for your user account and not for the root account.
Will do, thanks,
I followed the instructions to install and was able to install successfully, However I am unable to run easy-open-vpn-server but the server appears to be running.
But, I am able to set the server ports
pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo snap set easy-openvpn-server udp-server.port=1234