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Kan:
Just to add, if it makes a difference, I am using the Gnome desktop and the error doesn't occur when installing Flatpak itself, but when you try and install a flatpak application. I was trying to add Bookworm (as one example.)
flatpak install --from https://flathub.org/repo/appstream/com.github.babluboy.bookworm.flatpakref

dlocklear01:
Thank you, melmarker.


How do I check the rights directory and change the directory path ?

melmarker:
Did a bit of research - and wrote it to #siduction:

--- Code: ---2018-06-02  09:39:49 -*- agaida think - although the flatpak approach is crap and the hype about is kind of mis-guided - it works fine
2018-06-02  09:40:18 <agaida> McFrolicker: if not installed yet: apt install libflatpak0
2018-06-02  09:40:48 <agaida> and please do yourself a favour - install the needed sources and packages local afterwards
2018-06-02  09:40:52 <agaida> as in
2018-06-02  09:42:12 <agaida> flatpak --user remote-add --if-not-exists flathub https://flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo
2018-06-02  09:42:16 <agaida>  flatpak --user install flathub org.kde.krita
2018-06-02  09:42:31 <agaida> flatpak run org.kde.krita
2018-06-02  09:43:29 <agaida> libflackpak0 is the missed deployment package - and it is not a debendency for flakpak itself - for whatever reason
2018-06-02  09:44:25 <agaida> i'm not much into this desktop containers thing - so if you think thats a bug in debian file a bug against flatpak
2018-06-02  09:44:37 <agaida> aka reportbug flatpak

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devil:
I just ran into the same situation again today, when setting up a new box. Running
--- Code: ---flatpak install OkunaDesktop.flatpak
--- End code ---
as user, being prompted for root-pw by policykit, ends in
--- Code: ---Warning: Failed to create a mountpoint for revokefs-fuse: Can't create temporary directory
Error: Can't create temporary directory
Fehler: Failed to installieren org.freedesktop.Platform: Can't create temporary directory
--- End code ---
Funny enough the error is bilingual :)

Anyways, running the same command with sudo to begin with, finishes just fine. No idea, why that is the case.

vinzv:
Somewhat necroposting, but as I ran into the same problem here's how I solved it:
As root:

--- Code: ---chmod 1777 /tmp
chmod 1777 /var/tmp
find /tmp -mindepth 1 -name '.*-unix' -exec chmod 1777 {} + -prune -o -exec chmod go-rwx {} +
--- End code ---
No more "Can't create temporary directory" in Plasma discover!

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