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jeanp413 / open-remote-ssh

VSCode Remote Development: Open any folder on a remote machine using SSH.
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Error: Couldn't install vscode server on remote server, install script returned non-zero exit status #148

Closed archisman-panigrahi closed 6 months ago

archisman-panigrahi commented 7 months ago

I am getting the following error.

Error  - 15:01:17.341] Error resolving authority
Error: Couldn't install vscode server on remote server, install script returned non-zero exit status
    at t.installCodeServer (/home/archisman/.vscode-oss/extensions/jeanp413.open-remote-ssh-0.0.45-universal/out/extension.js:1:441144)
    at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:95:5)
    at async /home/archisman/.vscode-oss/extensions/jeanp413.open-remote-ssh-0.0.45-universal/out/extension.js:1:404941

My ssh keys are correctly configured, and the proprietary Remote SSH client in Visual Studio Code can connect successfully.

rishikeshrmadan commented 7 months ago

Started having this error around the same time as your post, does it have something to do with expired certificates or something? Will look into this more soon..

rishikeshrmadan commented 7 months ago

Reverting the codium version with snap fixed the issue for me, reverted from 1.88.1.24104 to 1.88.1.24102. So will probably need to upgrade stuff on the server side but I won't bother with that since I don't have full access on the specific machine I'm using..

rrthomas commented 7 months ago

I am having this problem, again just today (was working fine last week), with Codium 1.88.1.24104 at both ends. I too have no problem with ssh connection to the remote machine. Downgrading to 1.88.1.24102 (at both ends, in my case) fixed things for me too.

Thanks for this extension, I really appreciate having a libre remote dev solution, and it's extended the lifetime of my laptop, which can no longer cope easily with some of the dev envs I need to run.

fooryo commented 7 months ago

When I try to connect the terminal shows the script that I think it tries to execute on the remote host :

OS: Archlinux pks: vscodium-bin. vscodium-bin-marketplace, vscodium-bin-features

enabled this extension via editing argv.json as written in readme

script ``` # Server installation script TMP_DIR="${XDG_RUNTIME_DIR:-"/tmp"}" DISTRO_VERSION="1.88.1" DISTRO_COMMIT="0d01a72525276e5e3771fe5851b9c83de0de1e2b" DISTRO_QUALITY="stable" DISTRO_VSCODIUM_RELEASE="24104" SERVER_APP_NAME="code-server" SERVER_INITIAL_EXTENSIONS="" SERVER_LISTEN_FLAG="--port=0" SERVER_DATA_DIR="$HOME/.vscode-server" SERVER_DIR="$SERVER_DATA_DIR/bin/$DISTRO_COMMIT" SERVER_SCRIPT="$SERVER_DIR/bin/$SERVER_APP_NAME" SERVER_LOGFILE="$SERVER_DATA_DIR/.$DISTRO_COMMIT.log" SERVER_PIDFILE="$SERVER_DATA_DIR/.$DISTRO_COMMIT.pid" SERVER_TOKENFILE="$SERVER_DATA_DIR/.$DISTRO_COMMIT.token" SERVER_ARCH= SERVER_CONNECTION_TOKEN= SERVER_DOWNLOAD_URL= LISTENING_ON= OS_RELEASE_ID= ARCH= PLATFORM= # Mimic output from logs of remote-ssh extension print_install_results_and_exit() { echo "0f723c9eec45bf43fc86d79e: start" echo "exitCode==$1==" echo "listeningOn==$LISTENING_ON==" echo "connectionToken==$SERVER_CONNECTION_TOKEN==" echo "logFile==$SERVER_LOGFILE==" echo "osReleaseId==$OS_RELEASE_ID==" echo "arch==$ARCH==" echo "platform==$PLATFORM==" echo "tmpDir==$TMP_DIR==" echo "0f723c9eec45bf43fc86d79e: end" exit 0 } # Check if platform is supported KERNEL="$(uname -s)" case $KERNEL in Darwin) PLATFORM="darwin" ;; Linux) PLATFORM="linux" ;; FreeBSD) PLATFORM="freebsd" ;; DragonFly) PLATFORM="dragonfly" ;; *) echo "Error platform not supported: $KERNEL" print_install_results_and_exit 1 ;; esac # Check machine architecture ARCH="$(uname -m)" case $ARCH in x86_64 | amd64) SERVER_ARCH="x64" ;; armv7l | armv8l) SERVER_ARCH="armhf" ;; arm64 | aarch64) SERVER_ARCH="arm64" ;; ppc64le) SERVER_ARCH="ppc64le" ;; *) echo "Error architecture not supported: $ARCH" print_install_results_and_exit 1 ;; esac # https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/os-release.html OS_RELEASE_ID="$(grep -i '^ID=' /etc/os-release 2>/dev/null | sed 's/^ID=//gi' | sed 's/"//g')" if [[ -z $OS_RELEASE_ID ]]; then OS_RELEASE_ID="$(grep -i '^ID=' /usr/lib/os-release 2>/dev/null | sed 's/^ID=//gi' | sed 's/"//g')" if [[ -z $OS_RELEASE_ID ]]; then OS_RELEASE_ID="unknown" fi fi # Create installation folder if [[ ! -d $SERVER_DIR ]]; then mkdir -p $SERVER_DIR if (( $? > 0 )); then echo "Error creating server install directory" print_install_results_and_exit 1 fi fi SERVER_DOWNLOAD_URL="$(echo "https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium/releases/download/\${version}.\${release}/vscodium-reh-\${os}-\${arch}-\${version}.\${release}.tar.gz" | sed "s/\${quality}/$DISTRO_QUALITY/g" | sed "s/\${version}/$DISTRO_VERSION/g" | sed "s/\${commit}/$DISTRO_COMMIT/g" | sed "s/\${os}/$PLATFORM/g" | sed "s/\${arch}/$SERVER_ARCH/g" | sed "s/\${release}/$DISTRO_VSCODIUM_RELEASE/g")" # Check if server script is already installed if [[ ! -f $SERVER_SCRIPT ]]; then if [[ "$PLATFORM" != "darwin" ]] && [[ "$PLATFORM" != "linux" ]]; then echo "Error "$PLATFORM" needs manual installation of remote extension host" print_install_results_and_exit 1 fi pushd $SERVER_DIR > /dev/null if [[ ! -z $(which wget) ]]; then wget --tries=3 --timeout=10 --continue --no-verbose -O vscode-server.tar.gz $SERVER_DOWNLOAD_URL elif [[ ! -z $(which curl) ]]; then curl --retry 3 --connect-timeout 10 --location --show-error --silent --output vscode-server.tar.gz $SERVER_DOWNLOAD_URL else echo "Error no tool to download server binary" print_install_results_and_exit 1 fi if (( $? > 0 )); then echo "Error downloading server from $SERVER_DOWNLOAD_URL" print_install_results_and_exit 1 fi tar -xf vscode-server.tar.gz --strip-components 1 if (( $? > 0 )); then echo "Error while extracting server contents" print_install_results_and_exit 1 fi if [[ ! -f $SERVER_SCRIPT ]]; then echo "Error server contents are corrupted" print_install_results_and_exit 1 fi rm -f vscode-server.tar.gz popd > /dev/null else echo "Server script already installed in $SERVER_SCRIPT" fi # Try to find if server is already running if [[ -f $SERVER_PIDFILE ]]; then SERVER_PID="$(cat $SERVER_PIDFILE)" SERVER_RUNNING_PROCESS="$(ps -o pid,args -p $SERVER_PID | grep $SERVER_SCRIPT)" else SERVER_RUNNING_PROCESS="$(ps -o pid,args -A | grep $SERVER_SCRIPT | grep -v grep)" fi if [[ -z $SERVER_RUNNING_PROCESS ]]; then if [[ -f $SERVER_LOGFILE ]]; then rm $SERVER_LOGFILE fi if [[ -f $SERVER_TOKENFILE ]]; then rm $SERVER_TOKENFILE fi touch $SERVER_TOKENFILE chmod 600 $SERVER_TOKENFILE SERVER_CONNECTION_TOKEN="eb842453-f7ec-45f3-8e23-2ab9b71a7591" echo $SERVER_CONNECTION_TOKEN > $SERVER_TOKENFILE $SERVER_SCRIPT --start-server --host=127.0.0.1 $SERVER_LISTEN_FLAG $SERVER_INITIAL_EXTENSIONS --connection-token-file $SERVER_TOKENFILE --telemetry-level off --enable-remote-auto-shutdown --accept-server-license-terms &> $SERVER_LOGFILE & echo $! > $SERVER_PIDFILE else echo "Server script is already running $SERVER_SCRIPT" fi if [[ -f $SERVER_TOKENFILE ]]; then SERVER_CONNECTION_TOKEN="$(cat $SERVER_TOKENFILE)" else echo "Error server token file not found $SERVER_TOKENFILE" print_install_results_and_exit 1 fi if [[ -f $SERVER_LOGFILE ]]; then for i in {1..5}; do LISTENING_ON="$(cat $SERVER_LOGFILE | grep -E 'Extension host agent listening on .+' | sed 's/Extension host agent listening on //')" if [[ -n $LISTENING_ON ]]; then break fi sleep 0.5 done if [[ -z $LISTENING_ON ]]; then echo "Error server did not start sucessfully" print_install_results_and_exit 1 fi else echo "Error server log file not found $SERVER_LOGFILE" print_install_results_and_exit 1 fi # Finish server setup print_install_results_and_exit 0 ```

The script tries to download (in my case) this file from https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium/releases/download/1.88.1.24104/vscodium-reh-linux-x64-1.88.1.24104.tar.gz and naming it vscode-server.tar.gz and then extracting it into the home dir.

After that the script fails to locate something that should be at $HOME/.vscode-server/bin/$DISTRO_COMMIT/bin/code-server ($DISTRO_COMMIT is a string defined in the script) but inside the archive there is nothing like that path, btw I can find a ./bin/codium-server

I hope my investigation is correct

fooryo commented 7 months ago

small update:

the whole error, for me, is :

Error server contents are corrupted
21ffcead3c62f349482e5c51: start
exitCode==1==
listeningOn====
connectionToken====
logFile==/home/USER/.vscode-server/.0d01a72525276e5e3771fe5851b9c83de0de1e2b.log==
osReleaseId==arch==
arch==x86_64==
platform==linux==
tmpDir==/run/user/1000==
21ffcead3c62f349482e5c51: end

[Error  - 15:27:33.229] Error resolving authority
Error: Couldn't install vscode server on remote server, install script returned non-zero exit status
    at t.installCodeServer (/home/salotto/.vscode-oss/extensions/jeanp413.open-remote-ssh-0.0.45/out/extension.js:1:441144)
    at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:95:5)
    at async /home/salotto/.vscode-oss/extensions/jeanp413.open-remote-ssh-0.0.45/out/extension.js:1:404941

OS: Archlinux installed packages:

My homemade fix (not a fix, just bypass, I dont know how to contrinute, I'm a failure as a computer engineer) was symbolically link (ln -s) /home/USER/.vscode-server/bin/0d01a72525276e5e3771fe5851b9c83de0de1e2b/bin/codium-server into /home/USER/.vscode-server/bin/0d01a72525276e5e3771fe5851b9c83de0de1e2b/bin/code-server

I think my steps were: 1) try to connect to vscodium via ssh via the extension such that the script, executed into the remote host, at least downloads and unpacks the archive but fail to locate and run the activation script (blablabla/bin/codium-server) 2) link that file in the remote machine (code-server -> codium-server) 3) retry to connect 4) ??? 5) profit!

@archisman-panigrahi @rrthomas @rishikeshrmadan : if you have had the same error my so-called-fix could help

fooryo commented 7 months ago

A weird thing happened, by the way: In my remote host's home directory there are now .vscode-server & .vscodium-server directories. .vscode-server directory holds the server stuff that I got via the setup-script (the one that download that archive, unpack it and then fail to execute the server because it cannot find code-server because it is called codium-server). .vscodium-server appeared afterward and holds two directories: data & extensions. I dont know if it is a legit behaviour or not.

rrthomas commented 7 months ago

Nice work @fooryo, sounds like either a name has changed, or it has failed to be search-and-replaced in a particular release.

archisman-panigrahi commented 6 months ago

I updated VSCodium to the latest version. Then, rm -rf .vscodium-server in the server side worked for me.

rrthomas commented 6 months ago

Worked for me, many thanks!

fooryo commented 3 months ago

I dont know about you, guys but I still need to create a link code-server that points to codium-server

Both my machines are Arch derivatives. Both my machines have installed (from the aur)

EDIT: it seems the culprit, at least for me, is an AUR packages that patched my vscodium