https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=420959
--- Comment #33 from avlas <jsar...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to avlas from comment #32) > (In reply to Nikita Sirgienko from comment #26) > > (In reply to avlas from comment #24) > > > > > > I think I didn't explain myself quite well. Let me try again: > > > > > > I was not trying to get into the ultimate problem of why the test fails > > > (which is that cantor uses a different /tmp inside its sandbox). > > > > > > I was just mentioning that when the test fails, Cantor should be smart > > > enough to only limit these functions that require accessing to system's > > > /tmp, i.e. plotting, and work fine otherwise, so that users can execute > > > Octave's commands that are not associated with plotting. > > Yes, this is correct, and this is actually how new code works. For example, > > when use my normally builed Cantor (master branch) and Octave from flatpak > > (without enabled access to /tmp), I have gotten error message about > > disabling plot integration, but after closing it, Octave backend works > > correctly and even plots works (but appears in separate window, because of > > disabled plot integration > > > > I have also tried reproduce your problem, but I failed to run Cantor from > > flatpak with Octave from flatpak. > > I'm sorry to insist. It may work for you but I think there are still issues > with this because this is not how it works in my system: > > - Flatpak's Cantor is able to remove the file that I set by hand in /tmp, > which means Cantor is having access to /tmp, but the test fails anyway. > Flatpak's Octave is able to write to /tmp as well just fine as I can see > plots in Non-flatpak's Cantor. And both Cantors have the same config with > respect to Flatpak's Octave. > > - Furthermore, once the test fails, nothing works in Flatpak's Octave > anymore. > > From Octave options in Cantor I see that I can use png/jpg/svg but not eps > as you are showing in your screenshot. I guess this is because in flatpak > ghostscript is not available. Wondering if that makes the difference between > what you see and what I see. Sorry, I meant Faltpak's Cantor here: - Furthermore, once the test fails, nothing works in Flatpak's Octave anymore. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
