reopen -1
As i mentioned, it happens with both versions.
I can attach a strace of the debian version if you think it can help, but i
expect the lines to be similar
Anki is probably not at fault here, but as i said, both version worked
fined. Im lucky to have anki running in 2 computers running testing. I run
the version from debian in one of them and the latest version from upstream
in the other one
I updated one of the machines and it stopped working. I thought it was
something particular of that computer, but then, a week later, i updated
the other machine, and had the exact same error
I dont know if anki is directly responsible for this error, but something
in debian is, because everything worked until i updated. Can you direct me
to the right package if you think is not at fault here?
On Sun, 10 Jan 2021 at 17:51, Julian Gilbey <jul...@d-and-j.net> wrote:
> On Sun, Jan 10, 2021 at 02:37:55PM +0100, Alberto Fuentes wrote:
> > Package: anki
> > Version: 2.1.15+dfsg-3
> > Severity: normal
> > Tags: upstream
> >
> > I have 2 different computer running debian testing. Im running anki from
> repos
> > in one and latest anki from upstream in the other
> >
> > After upgrading to latest testing a week ago, i got this error
> >
> > $ anki
> > Gdk-Message: 14:02:39.334: python3: Fatal IO error 2 (No such file or
> > directory) on X server :0.0.
> >
> > I thought it was something specific of that computer
> >
> > Today i updated in this computer and got the same error. Running
> different
> > versions of anki
> >
> > I tried to strace but is difficult for me trace whats missing because
> theres
> > tons of ENOENT )(strace attached)
>
> Thanks for attaching the strace output: the first line explains the
> source of the bug:
>
> execve("/home/DrZaius/manual/anki/bin/Anki",
> ["/home/DrZaius/manual/anki/bin/A"...], 0x7ffdd5cea800 /* 53 vars */) = 0
>
> You're running a locally-installed version of anki, presumably an
> upstream version you mentioned. The Debian package should work fine.
> If you want to install the upstream version locally (and it is a more
> recent release than the Debian package), you are more than welcome to,
> but you will have to ensure that all required packages are installed.
> (My recollection is that they offer a tarball with a precompiled Anki
> and all of the required libraries included.)
>
> I'm therefore closing this report.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Julian
>
