Portable and appimage eddie versions for Linux have dependency issues

[overmorrow 2]

Even though the point of these versions is to be able to run the program without worrying about dependencies, I get the following error when running them on an x86_64 Gentoo system:
 

Error loading shared library: /tmp/mono-bundle-K88RyP/libmono-native.so libgssapi_krb5.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

The string following mono-bundle- (in the abobe example K88RyP) seems to be different every time, but I can't really figure out what it's doing or why it would even try to look for a library under /tmp to begin with. I can only assume that something is going wrong in the packaging phase, and some crucial library that should be built in is omitted? This happened with version 2.21.8 - I haven't really tested earlier versions on this system.

[Staff 9972]

@overmorrow

Hello!

Developer will be alerted, in the meantime can you please test whether or not the same happens with the Eddie 2.24 portable package? Please see here:
https://airvpn.org/forums/topic/57401-eddie-desktop-224-beta-released/

If it does, you may try the AppImage as a momentary workaround.

Kind regards
 

[overmorrow 2]

8 minutes ago, Staff said:

Developer will be alerted, in the meantime can you please test whether or not the same happens with the Eddie 2.24 portable package? Please see here:
https://airvpn.org/forums/topic/57401-eddie-desktop-224-beta-released/

If it does, you may try the AppImage as a momentary workaround.

Tested. The portable and AppImage versions of 2.24.2 both have the same issue.

[Staff 9972]

@overmorrow

Hello!

Do you have the package mono-runtime-common available for your system? If so, try to install it and test whether the problem gets solved. Of course a portable program should not require external installations, but at the moment that's a workaround for a "quick and dirty" patch.

Kind regards
 

[overmorrow 2]

31 minutes ago, Staff said:

@overmorrow

Do you have the package mono-runtime-common available for your system?
 

No, but it's okay. I can still use Hummingbird.