Insync not starting on Fedora 34 (segmentation fault) - with workaround

#1

Hi!
Insync is not working after Fedora upgrade (33->34): insync-3.3.9.40955-fc33.x86_64
$ insync start
I get the prompt back.

(SELinux disabled)

What may it be?

#2

Hi @gabor,

Could you run insync start --no-daemon and send me the output here? If you’re more comfy sending it via email just shoot me a message at support@insynchq.com :slight_smile:

#3

It is segmentation fault, core dump. :frowning:

#4

See After libxkbcommon update in fedora 34, insync no longer starts [with workaround]

Fix:

cd /usr/lib/insync

sudo mv libxkbcommon.so.0 libxkbcommon.so.0.bak

sudo ln -s /usr/lib64/libxkbcommon.so.0.0.0 ./libxkbcommon.so.0

then insync starts normally.

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#5

Thanks! It works!
:slight_smile:

#6

Hi all :slight_smile: We are working on the Fedora 34 build so we can include this in our next release and fix this issue more permanently.

Thank you so much again, @linuser, for your help!

#7

This happened before the 3.3.9 and after updating to the version 3.3.9 still it was happening but thanks to the post Insync not start it worked again.

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#8

This solved my issue with Insync using Tumbleweed
I have installed the insync-3.4.1.40977-fc33.x86_64 version
Thanks a lot!

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