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qtfm - xcb error
New install of OpenBSD 7.2 (added nano)
qtfm worked a couple of times after it was added (via pkg_add). Now, when opened, in both root and user ... "Warning: Could not find the Qt platform plugin "xcb" in "" ((null):0, (null)) Fatal: This application failed to start because no Qt platform plugin could be initialized." The error output recommended re-installation. Tried that. No change. qtfm version is 6.2.1 Code:
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find /usr/ Path/ -type l -ls |grep -i 'xcb' shows ... /usr/local/bin/python3-config.YgBcLLwTNy -> python3.10-config /usr/local/bin/platforms -> /usr/local/lib/qt5/plugins/platforms/libqxcb.so Code:
.Xresources file changes: xrdb -merge $HOME/.Xresources # set your background color xsetroot -solid dimgray # sadly, xclock has a bug where the font selection is ignored when UTF-8 # is enabled, so we unset LANG here. LANG= xclock -strftime "%a %e %b %Y %H:%M" & # disable system beep xset b off # start cwm! exec cwm |
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I forgot that I had run
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I'll reinstall so I know exactly what is what. OK re. the maintainer - I'll save that info in case I need it even after a reinstall. |
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The problem is that you did a sysupdate to snap. So you don't have 7.2 anymore. You are now running a snapshot release of what in the future will become OpenBSD 7.3 release.
You also did a upgrade of your packages, but because package building takes some time, it is possible that your upgraded snapshot packages have been built on an slightly older snapshot version. Sometimes this works, sometimes it does not. I would recommend to reinstall 7.2 so you can start with a clean slate
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Clean install & same failure.
(Emailed the maintainer, no reply.) Quote:
Edit 3: Rebuilt /etc/doas.conf using vim rather than nano. Opened then saved /etc/group via vim as well. (Based on guidance that nano can cause a rare problem.) Logged in as user, rather than root, and qtfm worked fine. su to root and the error occurred with root. Exit back to user and qtfm works OK. Very weird ... Edit 4: Mucked around a bit more and have things as stable as I can get them. Moving on to server setup. Last edited by nevils1; 8th February 2023 at 05:21 PM. Reason: added a lot of information |
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