Install finished with no errors. sdods doctor disagrees about the browser:
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browser:chromium not installedEverything else in the report is fine. Do I need to reinstall everything, or is there a smaller fix?
asked by Tobi Schrader
doctor reports chromium missing but the install said it downloaded it
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Much smaller.
doctor --fixinstalls the engines that are missing and touches nothing else:bashsdods doctor --fixThe usual cause is that the install ran with
--browsers none, or with a differentHOMEthan the shell you are checking from — the engine cache is per user, so a run under another account looks like a missing engine rather than a permission problem.If
--fixdownloads it and it still will not launch, that is a different failure: the engine is present and the system libraries are not. On Linux that one needssdods browsers install -b chromium --with-depswith root.For reference, this is what a clean pass looks like — every engine line is probed rather than assumed, so you can tell "not downloaded" from "downloaded and will not start":
doctor keeps going past a failure, so one run gives you every check. The full check list is in Reference → sdods doctor.
answered by Reeta NandalSDODS team
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