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Unable to access jarfile #16

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pnelego opened this issue Feb 13, 2018 · 8 comments
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Unable to access jarfile #16

pnelego opened this issue Feb 13, 2018 · 8 comments

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@pnelego
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pnelego commented Feb 13, 2018

Most of the installation went okay, however when attempting to launch I am confronted with this error:

Error: Unable to access jarfile /usr/share/logigsk/LogiGSK.jar
I am running as root and im still getting the same error.

@arthurcgusmao
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arthurcgusmao commented Feb 25, 2018

The same here, on Ubuntu 16.04.
I performed the installation by cloning the repo, building the .deb package and installing it with apt.

@MohamadSaada
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@wyatthuckaby is the jar file located in the indicated path? And can you please check the permissions of the files too. I've never had this problem before. I will check it today. The program shouldn't be run as root, just install it as root and run it as a normal user. Does the service run? Do you see an icon in the system tray? Please let me know.

@arthurcgusmao
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arthurcgusmao commented Feb 26, 2018

Hi @MohamadSaada , in my case, the file wasn't present in /usr/share/logigsk/LogiGSK.jar. Actually I searched for a file with that name in the whole PC and I couldn't find it at all. I was able to run the service, or at least the output to the console was in the lines of "The service started successfully" (I don't remember exactly now), but no icon was displayed and nothing happened. For me it seemed like the installation had installed only the binaries but nothing else besides that. Thanks for your attention.

@pnelego
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pnelego commented Mar 4, 2018

@MohamadSaada I had the same problem as @arthurcgusmao, the jarfile simply didn't exist in the directory.

@BigDaddyLinux
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I have the same issue with the jarfile missing

@WalterLuigi
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Was compiling on Arch Linux and kept running into this issue. Turns out I was missing the jsvc package. I'd recommend ensuring it is installed and up to date, then rerunning ./INSTALL

@MohamadSaada
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@wyatthuckaby @arthurcgusmao @BigDaddyLinux please see @NullOtoko suggestion and make sure that you have all other prerequisites installed too, this is probably due to something missing, and the program isn't being compiled.

@twotonejuggler
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twotonejuggler commented Jan 13, 2020

If anyone is still having this issue, the same thing happened to me. I just downloaded the precomipled .deb file and reinstalled the program using that and everything worked.

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