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How does it work on raspbian ? #46

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Riduidel opened this issue Oct 9, 2020 · 3 comments
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How does it work on raspbian ? #46

Riduidel opened this issue Oct 9, 2020 · 3 comments
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@Riduidel
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Riduidel commented Oct 9, 2020

The tone of my question may appear rude, and if so, please forgive my poor english level.

So, I maintain a project where a GitHub angel has contributed this PR Riduidel/rrss2imap#46 using your excellent crate to securely store passwords. This is SERIOUSLY cool.
Unfortunatly, there is one thing that prevent me from merging it now: I deploy that executbale on my raspberry running raspbian. And I don't understand how to have your wonderful crate running on Raspbian. Have you got any tutorial for Raspbian users ?

Thanks a lot

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hwchen commented Oct 22, 2020

Sorry, I don't have experience using raspbian. It looks like some of your issues are around libdbus. In the near future, when I have time (maybe next few weeks?) I'm thinking of updating one of the dependencies so that it no longer relies on libdbus, which I think might solve your problem.

@adobeDan
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@Riduidel It looks like lib-dbus is available on Raspbian now. Can you please try using v0.10.4 on Raspbian? I believe that the secret service update we took in 0.10.4 will make it work with the Raspbian dbus.

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@Riduidel Our newest 1.0 release should work fine on Raspbian as both secret service and dbus run fine there. Closing this question.

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