fail to start child process

In attempting to run the command

On a amazon ec2 32 bit instance (Amazon Linux AMI release 2014.09), I run into the following error:

I also notice no log file is created in the process.

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I had the same thing and it turned out to be a permissions issue. If the owner of the child process cannot access the log path or the log path does not exist, it will fail.

What I did was put the log directory in my home directory:

If you really want to put it in your /var/log directory, just change the permissions.

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dimhoff commented Jan 22, 2018 •

I downloaded the 0.8 release for Linux. Running ./Musicoin-wallet from the Musicoin-wallet-linux-x64/ directory gives me a splash screen saying it is syncing, but percentage says at 0%.

In the terminal I see the following log:

Especially the line ‘Failed to start child process Musicoin Wallet: Error: spawn ./gmc ENOENT’ worries me. The ‘gmc’ binary does exist in the Musicoin-wallet-linux-x64/bin/gmc/ directory however the program seems to be looking for gmc in the /tmp/.io.nwjs.Ec0TvT/bin/gmc/ directory, which doesn’t exist.

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Varunram commented Jan 22, 2018

Oh, that’s weird.. Could you try moving the gmc binary to the above location to see if it works?

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dimhoff commented Jan 22, 2018

Yes, that works. Although it is not as simple as just copying the binary, since the process.cwd directory is a temporary directory created at startup. The work around I currently use is run the following command while starting Musicoin-wallet:
while true; do for d in .io.nwjs*; do mkdir -p «$d»/bin/gmc; ln -s /home/musicoin/Musicoin-wallet-linux-x64/bin/gmc/gmc «$d»/bin/gmc/gmc; done; done

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BeamZappa commented Jan 22, 2018 •

Hi again Varunram

I’m still getting the ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:8545 with nothing running besides the wallet on two separate PC’s, though when I start the GMC app found in bingmc, I get a terminal with info that appears to look like some syncing going on, and files being placed in AppDataRoamingMusicoingmcethash.

EDIT: The wallet GUI is still saying sync 0% whilst this is going down, I’m gonna let the terminal run till it stops doing things, then see what happens.

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Varunram commented Jan 23, 2018

if the gmc app in bin/gmc runs fine, There is no issue (and you shouldn’t get the ECONNREFUSED error), the path for the child process is defined as path: «/bin/gmc/», which would point to your /bin/gmc instance

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dimhoff commented Jan 23, 2018 •

@BeamZappa I don’t think we are talking about the same problem here.

@Varunram The ./Musicoin-wallet process forks multiple times and changes directory. By the time the main process is running it has changed directory to a temporary directory. So process.cwd does not longer point to the directory where the Musicoin-wallet executable is located. The temporary directory is removed after the program finishes.

Do you know how the 0.8.0 release was packaged? Still with nwjs-builder and the command line described in the Readme.md?

Are you able to reproduce this behavior or is this specific to my Linux system? I’m using Xubuntu 16.04.

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Fomalhauthmj commented Jul 23, 2019

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Describe the bug

OS and Version: Windows 10 (10.0.18362.239)

VS Code Version:
version: 1.36.1 (system setup)
Electron: 4.2.5
Chrome: 69.0.3497.128
Node.js: 10.11.0
V8: 6.9.427.31-electron.0
OS: Windows_NT x64 10.0.18362

C/C++ Extension Version:
id: ms-vscode.cpptools
version: 0.24.1

A clear and concise description of what the bug is.
When my cpp file in Multi-level folders, clang-format.exe will fail to start child process.
About Details you can compare below two screenshots.

To Reproduce

1. create a file in current folder and another fail in sub folder then try to use format function

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sean-mcmanus commented Jul 23, 2019

This is strange. I’m not able to repro it. @Colengms @michelleangela @Jasdriel Is anyone else able to repro this?

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Jasdriel commented Jul 23, 2019

I can’t repro either, I actually even tried with more subfolders but is working ok

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michelleangela commented Jul 23, 2019 •

It might be the same as this issue #3007 (comment)

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Fomalhauthmj commented Jul 24, 2019

Update: I solve this problem by the method in #3007 comment.

This probblem has been bothering me for a long time. I have found that the cpp file can not be formatted if the name of one of its parent folders ends with «Chinese character+digit», like «中文123». If not, the cpp file can be formatted. The name of the cpp file has no influence.
Not long ago I found a solution: I insert an underline «_» between the Chinese character and the digit of the name of the folders to separate them, writing «中文_123», and the cpp file can be formatted. Using «-» or space doesn’t work. Using English letters works, but there must be no spaces after Chinese characters.

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