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Hi! I'm trying to run Standard Notes AppImage with Firejail, but getting errors with both
I have mentioned
You can see here some dbus errors in the bottom of output, and creating However, JavaScript error persists, and app does not start (nothing happens).
Is there a way to fix it with |
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You can not use To try to make it work:
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Oh, I see.
I use custom kernel with modprobed-db, but fuse module is listed in my config file & actually loaded by default according to
Anyway, thanks for your answer! |
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I've seen similar errors with (chrome-based) AppImage files before.
There is in fact a way to make --appimage work via the One could create a ~/.config/firejail/standardnotes-desktop.local and place the needed firejail options there: $ cat ~/.config/firejail/standardnotes-desktop.local
# Firejail profile for standardnotes-desktop
# Persistent local customizations
?HAS_APPIMAGE: ignore noexec /tmp
private-opt standardnotes
Packaging seems to be a bit different depending on OS. But a simple additional redirect can handle this too: $ cat ~/.config/firejail/standard-notes.profile
# Firejail profile for standard-notes
# Redirect
include standardnotes-desktop.profile
With this redirect in place Firejail will pick up the correct profile. |
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Still have default cursor theme instead of chosen one, like with some other sandboxed apps. I wonder where LXQt/X11 truly stores it's cursor theme settings. But nothing too important :-) There are some errors in output related to dbus and pulse, like I mentioned before: If app itself runs fine, can I safely ignore them, or can it affect performance/stability in some way?
Thank you for so detailed and helpful answer! |
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(Offtopic)
Is ~/Software used by any program or did you create it? I would recommend placing AppImages in ~/Applications, as firejail makes it Related: |
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Oh, Thank you for useful tip! I will switch to use I'll check appimaged project for sure, didn't try it yet. |
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It looks correct, just one remark. The
You can indeed ignore these errors. They're 'to be expected' due to firejail's options and shouldn't affect performance/stability.
I don't have an answer to this one. But there are a few things you can try. The first one I would try is adding |
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You're totally right! Never visited Despite it mention chosen size, not every app respect it. Standard Notes does, while KeePassXC, which .local profile also has |
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Ok, great. I'll add |
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Sure, these options (together with |
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Thanks for confirming. I've opened #5768. So remember that a future firejail release will incorporate most if not all of what you have in ~/.config/firejail/standardnotes-desktop.local. |
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LXQt as a DE seems to be relatively modular and self-contained, as it uses So it might use multiple config paths. Are there any other LXQt-related paths in your home directory? This might help finding them: cd
find . -maxdepth 5 -iname '*lxqt*' |
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In my case, just these =) |
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I've seen similar errors with (chrome-based) AppImage files before.
There is in fact a way to make --appimage work via the
--no-sandboxoption. Note that this switch is not relating to the firejail sandbox but to the internal chrome-sandbox mechanism, and because of this it needs to be placed accordingly. For me the below does work: