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Dico fails with "Read-only file system" message
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Hi. Some time ago I was able to use Guix-installed dico on my Debian
buster system, but since some days ago it fails with
$ dico -tvvv puppy
dico: Error: Invalid reply from server
dico: Error: /home/jorge/.dico:1: Cannot connect to the server
dico: Error: Invalid reply from server
dico: Error: .dico:1: Cannot connect to the server
dico: Debug: Connecting to dict://localhost:2628
dico: Debug: S:idxgcide: Error: cannot create index file `/home/jorge/.guix-profile/share/gcide/GCIDE.IDX': Read-only file system
dico: Error: Invalid reply from server
The Emacs interface (dictionary package, installed from MELPA*) also
fails with the error message:
dictionary-check-initial-reply: Server returned: idxgcide: Error: cannot create index file `/home/jorge/.guix-profile/share/gcide/GCIDE.IDX': Read-only file system
This is probably caused by the gnu-store.mount Systemd service which I
recently enabled. However, enabling this service is recommended by the
manual (see [[info:guix#Binary Installation]]), so I believe this is a
bug.
Will you find a way to make Dico work on a read-only file system? In
the meantime, is it safe and secure for me to temporarily disable
gnu-store.mount as a workaround?
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Message #10 received at 45139-done <at> debbugs.gnu.org (full text, mbox):
Hello,
Replying to an old bug…
"Jorge P. de Morais Neto" <jorge+list <at> disroot.org> skribis:
> Hi. Some time ago I was able to use Guix-installed dico on my Debian
> buster system, but since some days ago it fails with
>
> $ dico -tvvv puppy
> dico: Error: Invalid reply from server
> dico: Error: /home/jorge/.dico:1: Cannot connect to the server
> dico: Error: Invalid reply from server
> dico: Error: .dico:1: Cannot connect to the server
> dico: Debug: Connecting to dict://localhost:2628
> dico: Debug: S:idxgcide: Error: cannot create index file `/home/jorge/.guix-profile/share/gcide/GCIDE.IDX': Read-only file system
> dico: Error: Invalid reply from server
On Guix System this does not happen because dicod is currently started
to write the index file to /var/run/dicod, which is writable for itself.
I guess the solution is to start dicod using the Guix System service or
the upcoming Guix Home service: <https://issues.guix.gnu.org/65119>.
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