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OpenSnitch does not start (aarch64, manjaro) #1082
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libgmock ? Sounds like something you can install from package manager |
Sorry, I'm not good at these things. |
Hi @T-Shilov , How did you install the package? with yay for example it would be: |
I installed the package OpenSnitch 1.6.4-1using GUI installer. |
ok, so now is everything working? |
I have already said that OpenSnitch does not work. |
I think you're waiting on the wrong forum then, because the opensnitch AUR package is not done here. Regarding this error: # opensnitchd
[2024-01-06 14:14:17] IMP Starting opensnitch-daemon v1.6.2
[2024-01-06 14:14:17] INF Loading rules from /root/rules ...
[2024-01-06 14:14:17] !!! Path '/root/rules' does not exist
Create it in if you want to save rules to disk if you create the rules dir ( Anyway, you'll still have to fix the GUI dependency error. |
I don't need to ask https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/opensnitch Many other applications run without errors, without manual fixes, and work fine. I am very disappointed that OpenSnitch does not work on ARM. But It works for me on x86_64. |
While you are correct that many applications run without the need for user intervention. In this case, you are the error. Do some legwork and maybe even put a few characters into Google and make those brain cells work a little harder than they currently are. As you have been told, OpenSnitch works perfectly fine. Contact your distribution maker to find out why they have not put a working package into their repo. Archlinx.org won't help you, and rightly so. You chose an ARM version of Manjaro, which is not Arch btw. Usually, you would ask on the Arch ARM forum but even that is incorrect since Manjaro is not Arch. So go ask on the Manjaro forum why the package that THEY put together doesn't work. Or you could email the email address that you posted in your last post, perhaps the person who put this package together for the AUR may know why it does not work, but that requires some common sense to figure that one out. If you want to become more than just an ordinary user and learn how to install a package then I suggest you start learning before you come on here and start slating the makers of OpenSnitch! I take it you researched whether this will work on your arm system, or do you just install things and complain to the wrong people all the time? |
I have already sent an email to the packer at his address: builder+seattle@archlinuxarm |
I installed Opensnitch from AUR (Opensnitch 1.6.4-1) in Big Linux (arch/manjaro KDE). Immediately after boot I get the errors below but Opensnitch seems to running fine. |
You can usually use |
I tried that but not working for some reason. |
@T-Shilov - your attitude toward developers of free and open source software needs a serious adjustment - you have no right to demand anything and no reason to treat developers that poorly when they've not given you any reason to do so - it's that kind of attitude that can cause a good developer to throw in the towel When you use open source software you are not entitled to anything! |
@atomGit |
if an invalid opensnitch-procs.o module was loaded, we were flooding the log with errors. In these cases stop processing events after 20 errors (random, we should have no errors). This may occur if the module is malformed (valid .o ebpf module but different structs, etc), or when loading modules from other versions. Closes: #1099 #1082
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Hello friends,
Unfortunately, this wonderful program did not work for me :-(
Environment: Manjaro XFCE ARM aarch64
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