Open PhoneDroid opened 1 month ago
CC: @rany2
@PhoneDroid I can't reproduce it, what are the contents of ~/.local/share/flatpak/overrides/io.github.ungoogled_software.ungoogled_chromium
?
Can you try running flatpak update
again? Apparently there's some issue in Freedesktop SDK and I'm not really sure if it's just unfortunate timing or not.
~/.local/share/flatpak/overrides/io.github.ungoogled_software.ungoogled_chromium
It's empty if I don't patch it with flatseal
And contains the following with the setting changed:
[Context]
filesystems=host
Can you try running
flatpak update
again? Apparently there's some issue in Freedesktop SDK and I'm not really sure if it's just unfortunate timing or not.
It did update something I guess:
But wasn't fixed by it.
I'm not facing this issue and I don't really know what's wrong atm, but what I could tell you is that the two packages were exactly identical so it's not clear to me what is causing this problem. If there are any more logs you could get, info, etc it might help.
Well, what is the output of ls -lah ~/.var/app
?
Well like I said, the log isn't saying anything:
Well, what is the output of ls -lah ~/.var/app?
Maybe it's because I have my chrome profiles in a custom? location?
/media/<User>/<Drive>/Settings/Chrome_Profiles/Data
( Have them in a local git repo )
Maybe it's because I have my chrome profiles in a custom? location?
/media/<User>/<Drive>/Settings/Chrome_Profiles/Data
( Have them in a local git repo )
Might be worth exempting that as well and dropping the --filesystem=host
?
Maybe it's because I have my chrome profiles in a custom? location?
/media/<User>/<Drive>/Settings/Chrome_Profiles/Data
( Have them in a local git repo )Might be worth exempting that as well and dropping the
--filesystem=host
?
Seems to work, thanks!
Should this be documented somewhere like the FAQ, something like Custom Chrome Profile Location
?
The old app ID would have required the same thing, most likely you forgot you put that exemption?
The old app ID would have required the same thing, most likely you forgot you put that exemption?
I don't remember ever using Flatseal to patch it ..
@networkException Can you pin this issue and change the title a bit to clarify what the issue is? I doubt it's a common setup but just in case....
@PhoneDroid well, it had to have been the case.. maybe you used flatpak override
instead of Flatseal? They both do the same thing
Only ever used Flatseal for 2-3 other programs, haven't touched the cmd-line - as far as I can remember.
Should I close the issue?
@rany2 Made a PR for the FAQ
https://github.com/ungoogled-software/ungoogled-chromium-wiki/pull/30
OS/Platform
Debian, Ubuntu, and derivatives
Installed
Flatpak
Version
Version 125.0.6422.76 (Official Build, ungoogled-chromium) (64-bit)
Have you tested that this is not an upstream issue or an issue with your configuration?
--user-data-dir
command line argument and it could not be reproduced thereDescription
Without giving UG access to all system files it doesn't start after the Flatpak migration
How to Reproduce?
Actual behaviour
UG doesn't start and prints the below log.
Expected behaviour
It starts.
Relevant log output
Additional context
I upgraded my system ( Kubuntu ) to
24.04
(Noble Numbat
) this weekI got the Flatpak Id migration notice
I migrated UG
UG didn't open anymore
I tried running the application shortcut command manually ⭢ Resulted in the log ⭢ No useful info
Checked around for any issues, discussions, gitter talk, .. ⭢ Nothing
Found the portable version ( Appimage ) ⭢ Works but didn't use my current profiles
Attempted to use Flatseal to give it all permissions ⭢ Didn't work ⭢
Apparently I had to close Flatseal every time to have the settings apply( Nope, I was just too fast and it didn't adapt the change right away )Attempted to use Flatseal to give it all permissions
& closing it⭢ Worked!Narrowed down the required permissions to be changed to: