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Sandwine fails with "true: 1: wineserver: not found" #55
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Hi @MausKaffee34767, I think it's arguable whether that's a crash when the is no backtrace, the verbose output is there by default. To me it looks like you do not have Wine installed but are running sandwine without Best, Sebastian |
Hello, I have exactly the same problem even though I do have wine installed:
I am running Debian testing with Wine stable from winehq. What am I missing? Thanks |
@cadrian interesting! I'm starting to think that Wine could be installed in your system at a location that is not covered by the "usual system locations" that are mounted with bwrap. Could you share the output of |
Here it is:
Note that /bin is a symlink to /usr/bin, hence the first output. Apart from that, I did nothing fancy except installing the package from winehq instead of the native package from debian. |
@cadrian I guess the question is where the rest of the Wine files live. I would check the file listing of their Debian packages but https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/debian/dists/trixie/main/binary-amd64/ shows many different versions. Which of those debs do you have installed? E.g. if it turns out that most of the package lives in say |
Here is the list of installed wine packages:
And yes, I see wine directories in /opt |
Yep. Maybe the explanation:
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@cadrian could you try add |
It worked! Thank you. |
@cadrian perfect, thanks for trying and the update! There may be ways to make it work out of the box with Wine upstream Debian packages. I will need to sleep over it. |
@hartwork It would be my pleasure, for sure. I checked out the PR. But how do I build or run locally? There is not any build file or launcher I can recognize :'( Thanks |
@cadrian here's two ways that levarage Python virtualenvs: a)# cd "$(mktemp -d)"
# python3 -m venv venv
# source venv/bin/activate
# git clone --depth 1 --branch issue-55-support-wine-upstream-debian-packages https://github.com/hartwork/sandwine
# pip3 install -e sandwine/
# sandwine --help b)# cd "$(mktemp -d)"
# python3 -m venv venv
# source venv/bin/activate
# pip3 install git+https://github.com/hartwork/sandwine@issue-55-support-wine-upstream-debian-packages
# sandwine --help |
If i try to run sandwine it immediately crashes!
Log:
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