Void of content

[nerd7473]

The Containers app stops showing content after icons are added...

[Kabouik]

Can you make sure the daemon is not in a broken state by killing it and restarting it? You can kill it with:

ps aux | grep daemon.py
kill -9 <PID>

An empty UI is typically what would happen when the daemon is not properly restarted, maybe adding the icons broke something on your instance.

[nerd7473]

Restarting the app still shows a blank UI.

[nerd7473]

I'd killed the daemon.py PID, but there was one for root, and one for "default+"...

[Kabouik]

After killing the process daemon-py from terminal, correct? The app itself is just a GUI but the process still runs in the background if you close the app.

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[Kabouik]

Just out of curiosity, have you tried rebooting? If you did and it didn't help, then definitely it's not what I have in mind.

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[Kabouik]

Also please give more details about your setup. - Did you have containers installed and running before or is it your first attempt? - SFOS version and is your user named nemo or default-user? In the latter case, please kill the daemon again and try replacing /usr/share/harbour-containers/service/daemon.py with the version from https://github.com/kabouik/harbour-containers, then reboot. No guarantee as this is still untested, but it might work. - Which phone?

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[nerd7473]

This is my first attempt. Device details are as follows:

• Xperia 10 Plus Dual-SIM
• SailfishOS/X 4.1.0.23 Kvarken

[Kabouik]

Your user is named "default-user", not "nemo". Correct? In that case try the version of daemon.py in the fork I linked and replace yours with it (after killing the daemon as we did above). It's still not tested but if that works for you, then I know I can submit a PR.

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On 2021-05-21 23:12 Clayton Rego ***@***.***> wrote: This is my first attempt. Device details are as follows: - Xperia 10 Plus Dual-SIM - SailfishOS/X 4.1.0.23 Kvarken -- You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #21 (comment) suecomment-846262549

[nerd7473]

That did not fix the issue unfortunately, I know I encountered the error after changing the icons for aliendalvik and my Arch Linux container...

[nerd7473]

Also, /home/defaultuser/.local/share/lxc is not present...

[nerd7473]

I suspect this is a deeper issue.

[nerd7473]

If there's any loginfo I can give that might help resolve this and lead to a fix that allows for an acceptable build, let me know.

[Kabouik]

That did not fix the issue unfortunately, I know I encountered the error after changing the icons for aliendalvik and my Arch Linux container...

I'm confused, I thought you said it was your first attempt when I asked if you had containers installed and running before.

I have no /home/.local/share/lxc either, the content is in /home/.lxc for me. Then there are also configuration files in /var/lib/lxc/ and application files (like daemon.py) in /usr/share/harbour-containers.

[nerd7473]

Just an issue when running lxc... I was thinking I could find some answers that way...

[nerd7473]

Need a dump of cat /home/.lxc and devel-su ls -la /usr/share/harbour-containers?