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Info: OS: Linux Lite 6.2. Hi all, 👋 I want to run For personal reasons I didn´t want to install
The respective folder is:
So I issued the command:
But it didn´t work.
Adding
and
to the profile didn´t help. What can I do ❓ Thanks in advance and many greetings from Rosika. 🙂 |
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The #!/usr/bin/env python3 And $ cat ~/.config/firejail/meld.local
ignore include disable-exec.inc
private-bin env HTH |
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Hi @glitsj16, 👋 thanks a lot for your quick answer. You´re right. I looked at the executable. The shebang is:
I created
Never mind. In the meantime I installed It works nicely this way. Nevertheless there´s still a problem even here: Let´s say I want to load the file
Running I need to solve this problem. Many thanks and many greetings from Rosika 🙂 |
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Hi @glitsj16, 👋 thanks a lot for your reply. ❤️
Ah, I see. That´s certainly the explanation of it. Yes, of course moving (or copying) the files I need to diff into another directory is possible. So I´ll use the installed version of BTW: The
But of course that wouldn´t be good enough for daily usage. 😉 Thanks a lot and have a nice Sunday. Many greetings from Rosika 🙂 |
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Firejail hardcodes some paths as inaccessable by default for security reasons. Pretty sure ~/.config/firejail is one of those. I can see how this would be awkward for a diff tool like meld, but perhaps you can temporarily move whatever you need to diff out of ~/.config/firejail into ~/Downloads for example. The latter (or a subdir) should pose no access problems for meld.
Not the nicest workaround, but there we are :)