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All is well with the internet here. I do not have a proxy (whatever that is). I agree there seems to be something wrong with the certificate processing but as to what search me. Could it be caused by my using a VirtualBox VM to run the Ubuntu 18.0.4. That seems unlikely as I also use other Ubuntu VMs to test my own version of SQRL PHP Server.
 
Alan M Cameron said:
All is well with the internet here. I do not have a proxy (whatever that is). I agree there seems to be something wrong with the certificate processing but as to what search me. Could it be caused by my using a VirtualBox VM to run the Ubuntu 18.0.4. That seems unlikely as I also use other Ubuntu VMs to test my own version of SQRL PHP Server.
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Thanks I am pushing out a fix shortly for a new beta that hopefully will fix this and other issues
 
When I get a chance, I will try this out on a raspberry Pi - I assume that it will compile (eventually) on ARM chip set?
 
Beta 0.1.2.0 Has been Released
https://github.com/sqrldev/SQRLDotNetClient/releases/tag/v0.1.2.0-beta


Enhanced CPS Behavior
Add support to export rescue code and qr identity as PDF
Added localization support to the platform installer
Fixed Linux and OSX download as executable by wrapping them in tar.gz self extracting file
Fixed General spelling errors and button flow
Added About Screen
Fixed issue with Authentication Label
Fixed db permissions on windows
Removed Modal Dialogs
Added pre-release version management to updater
Added client documentation
Improved Message Box Layout
Added setting to start application minimized
Fixed Linux Idle Timeout
Added response to Update Checks
Fixed bugs with Localization
Fixed bugs with OSX Application Delegate
 
Hi, installed the linux version just now. Quite painless.

Thanks for the application.

On my system, the new app launched when I clicked finish - but then it closed. I was able to relaunch it manually from the command line, but it aborts.
I am attaching the file.

A separate question - if we have a SQRL identity already (using with a browser), can we use that with this app also or must we set up a separate new one?

stevesr0
 

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stevesr0 said:
Hi, installed the linux version just now. Quite painless.

Thanks for the application.

On my system, the new app launched when I clicked finish - but then it closed. I was able to relaunch it manually from the command line, but it aborts.
I am attaching the file.

A separate question - if we have a SQRL identity already (using with a browser), can we use that with this app also or must we set up a separate new one?

stevesr0
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You can import your identity from the browser into here.
What version of Linux do you run? (as detailed as possible,what graphical environment etc)

Looks like you are missing a GTK3 dependency

Depending on your flavor of Linux try
```
#red hat based
yum install epel-release
yum install libappindicator-gtk3
```

or

```
#ubuntu
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libappindicator3-1

```
 
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installed libappindicator3-1 (I am runnning a Debian derivative [Antixlinux v.17.4]).

Still aborts with error Segmentation Fault can't connect to proxy.

Log file attached.

stevesr0
 

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stevesr0 said:
installed libappindicator3-1 (I am runnning a Debian derivative [Antixlinux v.17.4]).

Still aborts with error Segmentation Fault can't connect to proxy.

Log file attached.

stevesr0
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This is related to this bug it seems
github.com

Franz freezes (due to error in libnotify?) · Issue #592 · meetfranz/franz

I am running Franz with several services on current Debian testing. The window freezes every few minutes and I have to wait or to restart until it is usable again. Running Franz from the command li...
github.com github.com

An issue with GTK libnotify, what graphical interface are you running? GNOME?
 
Looks like the Default Window Manager for that Linux distro is IceWM
and you must not be running a standard notification daemon try installing one of these
"xfce4-notify " or mate-notification-daemon" (debian package names)

And make sure they run on startup by adding them to your startup script in icewm (below) note that path here would have to match whatever you install.

Modify / Add your startup script at add the following to it

~/.icewm/startup

# allow notifications
/usr/lib/notification-daemon-1.0/notification-daemon &
 
josecgomez said:
This is related to this bug it seems
github.com

Franz freezes (due to error in libnotify?) · Issue #592 · meetfranz/franz

I am running Franz with several services on current Debian testing. The window freezes every few minutes and I have to wait or to restart until it is usable again. Running Franz from the command li...
github.com github.com

An issue with GTK libnotify, what graphical interface are you running? GNOME?
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I am using a minimalist distribution (Antix Linux). Using jwm with spaceFM.

Looked at the franz bug report. Most people just "solved" it by getting rid of notifications. I take it notifications are critical for your application?

stevesr0
 
stevesr0 said:
I am using a minimalist distribution (Antix Linux). Using jwm with spaceFM.

Looked at the franz bug report. Most people just "solved" it by getting rid of notifications. I take it notifications are critical for your application?

stevesr0
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No it isn't critical its what gives you the tray icon, we currently assume everyone has that... we'll make it so that if it can't exist it won't crash the app on the next release.
 
josecgomez said:
Looks like the Default Window Manager for that Linux distro is IceWM
and you must not be running a standard notification daemon try installing one of these
"xfce4-notify " or mate-notification-daemon" (debian package names)

And make sure they run on startup by adding them to your startup script in icewm (below) note that path here would have to match whatever you install.

Modify / Add your startup script at add the following to it

~/.icewm/startup

# allow notifications
/usr/lib/notification-daemon-1.0/notification-daemon &
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Actually I am using JWM. There IS a notification daemon installed (notify-osd). However, when I check its status with the service command, the output is "notify-osd: unrecognized service".

I found that it doesn't have a script file in /init.d.

I haven't found any report of this being an error (bug) nor how to fix it.

I can remove this application and install an alternate (or reinstall it), but I would like to fix it. I haven't created init.d scripts and thought that they normally would be created automagically upon install.

stevesr0
 
josecgomez said:
No it isn't critical its what gives you the tray icon, we currently assume everyone has that... we'll make it so that if it can't exist it won't crash the app on the next release.
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Just saw this after my reply - thanks. If the program works, then I will work on the malfunctioning daemon on the distro forum.

stevesr0
 
josecgomez said:
Yes the program works and we will cont inue enhancing it
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Hi Jose,

I wasn't suggesting that your SQRL app doesn't work.

I meant - GIVEN that the program works without the notification daemon, I will just try using the program without worrying HERE about my malfunctioning notification daemon.

Waiting to try the next release.

Thanks.

stevesr0
 
It has always been pre-release we haven't touched it in a while because SQRL lost all steam. If there's interest we can pick it back up Alex and I worked on it for quite a while but again there was nothing there waiting for it so we eventually wondered off.
Now we have Passkeys coming I'm not sure this concept (SQRL) as a whole is ever going to any where else.
 
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