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luk3yx wrote:

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ClaudiusMinimus wrote:As shown on http://snapcraft.io/docs/reference/env I attempted to run and got the following error:

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$ snap run --shell minetest-luk3yx
aa_change_onexec failed with -1. errmsg: No such file or directory


I have checked both of my LM 18 systems and all snaps are install as "devmode" on my main system. The test system shows "-" under notes for your snap

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$ sudo snap install minetest-luk3yx --stable
$ snap list
Name             Version  Rev  Developer  Notes
core             16.04.1  641  canonical  -
minetest-luk3yx  0.4.15   6    luk3yx     devmode
~ $ minetest-luk3yx
aa_change_onexec failed with -1. errmsg: No such file or directory

Previously when I ran the following it showed core as "broken" (as shown below)

Your phone or window isn't wide enough to display the code box. If it's a phone, try rotating it to landscape mode.

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$ snap list
Name             Version  Rev  Developer  Notes
core                      641  canonical  broken
minetest-luk3yx  0.4.15   6    luk3yx     devmode

I purged snapd and snap-confine and then reinstallled but it still shows all snaps as "devmode".

I checked /home/[user]/snap/minetest-luk3yx on both systems and the test machine had the normal minestest .minetest files contained within, while my my sytems has the following directories they are empty:

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 /home/[user]/snap/minetest-luk3yx/6
 /home/[user]/snap/minetest-luk3yx/common

I hope this additional information helps.

This is what happens when I run the same debugging command:

Your phone or window isn't wide enough to display the code box. If it's a phone, try rotating it to landscape mode.

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luk3yx@example:~$ snap run --shell minetest-luk3yx
luk3yx@example:/home/luk3yx$

It launched another shell, with the confinement and environment variables of my snap.

I can conclude that this is an upstream bug, possibly with your build of snapd, and not with my snap. However, you could attempt to update your underlying system, in your case, Linux Mint.
I am sorry I can't provide a definite fix for this issue.

I have found the corresponding bug report here.

ClaudiusMinimus wrote:Thank you, I search on this before but found nothing, but upon further searching I found that snap support for LinuxMint probably won't happen until LM 18.2, Thank you for all your help!

BBmine wrote:I did

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snap run minetest-luk3yx

but it's still 0.4.14.

I also tried updating.

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error: cannot refresh "minetest-luk3yx": snap "minetest-luk3yx" has no updates available

luk3yx wrote:

BBmine wrote:I did

Your phone or window isn't wide enough to display the code box. If it's a phone, try rotating it to landscape mode.

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snap run minetest-luk3yx

but it's still 0.4.14.

I also tried updating.

Your phone or window isn't wide enough to display the code box. If it's a phone, try rotating it to landscape mode.

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error: cannot refresh "minetest-luk3yx": snap "minetest-luk3yx" has no updates available

Is the Minetest version 0.4.14 or 0.4.14-dev?
Also, can you give me the output of this?

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snap list | grep minetest-luk3yx

BBmine wrote:.4.14, no dev. I did notice today that I have 2 Minetests, one has no version number, and the other is 0.4.14 (The one from the debian repositories.)