Closed volcanofly closed 3 years ago
Hi Can, I think this is related to a proot issue which was raised in: https://github.com/proot-me/PRoot/issues/106
I can't reproduce the problem at the moment, but perhaps adding
export PROOT_NO_SECCOMP=1
to malpem-proot
solves the problem. It would be great if you could comment on whether this worked in case you try it.
Cheers, Christian
Thank you so much! It works! Sorry for late response. I didn't take a loot at this issue until today. I did it in the same way as you suggested and it worked! Thank you again!
I have the same issue...please how did you do it
Hi all,
Here is what I had to do to make MALPEM work under WSL:
1) You have to run WSL2, ie use ext4.vhdx. It does not work with WSL1 and rootfs. 2) I had to remove the –k string option for the kernel from malpem-root. Was giving a sigsecv otherwise. 3) Had to setup PROOT_NO_SECCOMP=1 otherwise sigsegv 4) Or replace proot with proot_5.1.1_x86_64_rc2--no-seccomp. proot_5.1.1_x86_64_rc2 was giving sigsegv if PROOT_NO_SECCOMP not defined.
Hope this helps.
Thanks Olivier
Added export PROOT_NO_SECCOMP=1
to malpem-proot
in malpem-v1.3.
This should address the problem at least for non-WSL environments. If using WSL see this issue https://github.com/ledigchr/MALPEM/issues/6
Closing this issue.
Dear Author, After installing it using the installer, I tried to run: bin/malpem-proot -h
It returns:
I checked the code in malpem. I think it should print some help info. But it didn't. Also, when I tried to run:
It also returns:
I'm not familiar with proot. I was wondering if you could help with this issue. Thank you!
Best, Can