Issue installing LXD locally due to lack of lxd-support interface

[steverogers]

Sorry for my previous post which I think is not relate here but I hope this will...

I have been trying to install LXD locally with the --dangerous option without success as documented. This was mainly a way for us to make the LXD installation not track a remote channel so it doesn’t automatically refresh.

Is there a way to attach the lxd-support interface during the installation of the local snap? Following is an example output of the issue in question:

root@lxd-test:~# snap download lxd --channel=4.0/stable
Fetching snap "lxd"
Fetching assertions for "lxd"
Install the snap with:
snap ack lxd_22753.assert
snap install lxd_22753.snap
root@lxd-test:~# snap install lxd_22753.snap --dangerous
error: cannot perform the following tasks:
- Run configure hook of "lxd" snap if present (run hook "configure":
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cat: /proc/self/attr/current: Permission denied
/snap/lxd/x1/snap/hooks/configure: 5: exec: aa-exec: Permission denied
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[monty]

LXD is not LXDE. LXD is a VM manager, while LXDE is a lightweight Desktop Environment.

[Ariana11]

It seems like there may be permission issues when attempting to install LXD locally with the --dangerous option. The poster is asking for a way to attach the lxd-support interface during installation.

[edward]

This forum is for LXDE, the Lightweight X11 Desktop Environment, not the LXD virtual machine manager.

I would advise reporting the issue to your Linux distribution's support forum.

[raiffallen5854g]

Hello, To attach the lxd-support interface during the installation of the local snap, you can use the following command:

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snap install lxd_22753.snap --dangerous --classic

Adding the --classic flag allows the snap to use classic confinement, which enables the snap to access certain system resources, such as attaching the lxd-support interface, that are not available in strict confinement.