#Nvm ran into another issue See
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okay so what about "apt search dotnet"? What's in your /etc/apt/sources.list and /etc/apt/sources.list.d/* ?
Search gives me these options: aspnetcore dotnet-apphost dotnet-host dotnet-hostfxr dotnet-runtime dotnet-runtime-deps dotnet-sdk dotnet-targeting-pack libgtk-dotnet libgtk2.0 and netstandard
looks like you need dotnet-runtime as your package name then, so "sudo apt install dotnet-runtime"
try a reboot? that almost sounds like a hardware issue, which might be related to, or separate from, your software issues
so do "apt show dotnet-runtime" or "apt search dotnet-runtime" pull up the package properly?
if "apt show dotnet-runtime" shows it, please post the output of that
Nothing
so when you do the "apt search dotnet" and it pulls up "dotnet-runtime" like you mentioned, what all does it say?
so there's none with just "dotnet-runtime" without a version number?
Yep
oh you said there was a few comments back, or I misunderstood. Try "sudo apt install dotnet-runtime-7.0" and see what output that gives you if it fails
something goofy is happening here for sure. Can you post the output of "cat /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*"
I'll want all of it so might be good to do a codeblock with the backticks (I think 3 backticks start a codeblock)
nvm that's easy
I was expecting it to be bigger
you don't want that "arch=amd64", and probably not one of the ARMs.
I don't recall offhand which ARM style RPi is
ARMv8
can you take out the "[arch=amd64,arm64,armhf]" so it's just "deb https://blahblah" ?
and then run "sudo apt update"
How do I do that first part?
use a text editor like nano, vim, or similar
an you also link me to the guide you were following for this?
BRO
Why is Dyno in here
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@crimson swallow Can you kick Dyno out?
https://github.com/Tyrrrz/DiscordChatExporter/wiki/Linux-usage-instructions
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/iot/deployment
These two are not related though. Separate searches
Unable
I'm not sure what you're referring to with regard to Dyno?
Working from my phone at the moment, will need to dig into this info a bit later
Dyno joined in when I posted one link after another
did you already run the install script from the link you posted?
if so... what does "ls -lah | grep dot" give you?
so it looks like you already have dotnet at least partially installed. what about these steps?
what about "echo $PATH" ?
okay what about "ls .dotnet"?
it's still not printing your version though
what about "ls -lah .dotnet" or "./.dotnet/dotnet --version" ?
Because it didn't install all the way due to running out of space
Why didn't you say that sooner?
I didn't notice it until now
ah. If you're out of space that's an entirely different issue. 🙂
Did you free up enough space?
I think so, yeah
what does "df -h" give?
you're pretty close on space but you could try. Something like "mv .dotnet .dotnet.old" and then re-running the commands from Microsoft in step 2a
Nope, still not enough space
sounds like you may need to delete some more things
Ik
oh good! So now does your exporter thing work?
@crimson swallow
You completely lost me with the latest screenshot; you didn't post anything about Docker from what I'm seeing, so I'm not sure why you're trying to run docker when the instructions say to run dotnet?
if you "ls" in the folder you're in, are all the files from the zip there?
("ls -1tr | wc -l" should give you 23)
13
This is why:
I'm still completely lost as to what you're doing (or why) at this point.
Step 1 was to install dotnet, which you did, step 2 was to extract and run the zip file, which it appears you haven't yet done. Can you try that?
This is the code:
def get_chat_exporter_path():
if os.name == 'nt': # windows environment
return f'.{os.sep}DiscordChatExporter.CLI{os.sep}DiscordChatExporter.Cli.exe'
elif os.name == 'posix': # linux environment
return f'dotnet .{os.sep}DiscordChatExporter.CLI{os.sep}DiscordChatExporter.Cli.dll'
else:
return