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Hello @hsjinkm, Thank you for using Positron! Have you verified outside Positron that you can SSH into the remote server with the same configuration that you are using in Positron? Thanks! |
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Could you paste the full output of the installation logs? What is the Linux distribution and system information (esp. CPU info/architecture) for the system you're connecting to? The most common cause of this problem is trying to connect a Linux version for which we don't have a server binary built. |
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Hello @jmcphers, Sadly, I also think that this might be the case, but I am not entirely sure. I am more than happy to paste my logs here. I would greatly appreciate any advice you may offer. Below is the log output: [Info - 08:13:53.216] Resolving ssh remote authority 'ssh-remote+111.202.258.122' (attemp #1) Server installation scriptTMP_DIR="${XDG_RUNTIME_DIR:-"/tmp"}" DISTRO_VERSION="2025.02.0-171" SERVER_APP_NAME="positron-server" LISTENING_ON= Mimic output from logs of remote-ssh extensionprint_install_results_and_exit() {
} Check if platform is supportedKERNEL="$(uname -s)" Check machine architectureARCH="$(uname -m)" https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/os-release.htmlOS_RELEASE_ID="$(grep -i '^ID=' /etc/os-release 2>/dev/null | sed 's/^ID=//gi' | sed 's/"//g')" Create installation folderif [[ ! -d $SERVER_DIR ]]; then SERVER_DOWNLOAD_URL="$(echo "https://github.com/posit-dev/positron/releases/download/\${version}/positron-reh-\${os}-\${arch}-\${version}.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 installedif [[ ! -f $SERVER_SCRIPT ]]; then
else Try to find if server is already runningif [[ -f $SERVER_PIDFILE ]]; then if [[ -z $SERVER_RUNNING_PROCESS ]]; then
else if [[ -f $SERVER_TOKENFILE ]]; then if [[ -f $SERVER_LOGFILE ]]; then
else Finish server setupprint_install_results_and_exit 0 [Trace - 08:14:11.26] Server install command stdout: [Error - 08:14:11.27] Error resolving authority Thanks! |
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Hello everyone,
I’m excited to have discovered Positron, such a fantastic platform! I’m a complete beginner when it comes to using Positron, so I’m not sure if the issue I’ve encountered has already been discussed or resolved. If it has, I apologize in advance and thank you for your patience.
I’ve set up the necessary files for my remote server in VS Code, and when I started using Positron, I noticed that these files are already available within Positron. However, I ran into an error when trying to connect to the remote server via SSH:
Error: Couldn't install vscodeserver on remote server, install script returned non-zero exitstatus.
Has anyone encountered this issue before? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
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