Dear Lauri,
I have another issue with Scratchbox2 (hopefully, all these issues
will help in having a better final product).
The problem is as follows. When the user is just called "user",
Scratchbox2 can't ls some directories.
Steps to reproduce the problem:
1. Create a user called "user" on the system:
sudo adduser user
...
2. Install Scratchbox2 somewhere into user's home directory
3. Create a directory "foo" inside /home/user:
mkdir /home/user/foo
4. Enter this directory:
cd /home/user/foo
5. Start Scratchbox2:
sb2
6. Type a ls command:
ls
At this point, ls complains saying that cannot open the directory...
I discovered this bug by installing Scratchbox on Ubuntu running on
VMware (on my vmware images the default user is called "user"). Then I
tried to create that user on my Ubuntu 8.04 to see if it was related
to vmware or not. The problem happens also on a "real" Ubuntu, so it's
not related to vmware.
My opinion is that on some script you may have forgotten a "$" sign
before some variable called "user".
However, this problem may be related to Qemu and not to Scratchbox.
Let me know if I can give you more information.
Best regards,
Claudio
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