I’m having trouble downloading applications and whatnot from the OBS due to a recurring error that shows up every time I attempt to install from a downloaded YMP file.
This is what the error shows -
Internal error. Please report a bug report with logs.
Run save_y2logs to get complete logs.
Caller: /usr/share/YaST2/modules/XML.rb:168:in `XMLToYCPFile'
Details: Failed to load Module 'UserSettings' due to: Cannot find XML file
I would show the contents from the y2log folder, but I have no clue what information I’m supposed to recover, since there’s multiple logs, folders, and other contents that I don’t understand in there.
Use Firefox from the openSUSE repositories, it’s specially modified to understand what a YMP file is, and what to do with it.
the file is not meant to be opened by any other browser (AFAIK today. There was a discussion awhile back about modifying other browsers but AFAIK nothing actually was donce).
Although a YMP file can be downloaded, I don’t know that there is a good reason to do so except perhaps to inspect the file’s contents.
Better to just click on the “one click install” link in FF to activate and use the YMP file.
Use Firefox from the openSUSE repositories, it’s specially modified to understand what a YMP file is, and what to do with it.
the file is not meant to be opened by any other browser (AFAIK today. There was a discussion awhile back about modifying other browsers but AFAIK nothing actually was donce).
Although a YMP file can be downloaded, I don’t know that there is a good reason to do so except perhaps to inspect the file’s contents.
Better to just click on the “one click install” link in FF to activate and use the YMP file.
That was exactly what I did. I used Firefox to download and activate YMP files from the OBS, using the one click install links for packages and applications in the OBS.
I’m encountering the same bug, it’s a fresh install and I used Firefox to download the file, but I can’t open it, with the same error message as shown above.
I’m trying to install an older snapshot from Tumbleweed now, since it’s working just fine on another system.
I’m having the same problem . I have found the recent versions of tumbleweed extremely problematic where things dont run (steam for example) or wont install coming up with the errors as shown in the thread… ive just built a new ryzen 9 system. initially i though it might be down to secure boot so i removed that from the bios and also disable the functionality in the install… Ive installed Tumbleweed about 15 times already trying different things and all seem to do nothing… I had a version of opensuse that i ran on a very basic machine for the last 3 months before it got replaced and it ran flawlessly… I’m not sure if its the Build, UEFI or something else. Ive also noticed that none of the community repositories appear to be listed either which should be there anyway
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Thank you for the clarification, but I did the exact same thing and got the exact same error message, so I think it’s very likely that it’s the same issue.
I’ve already created a bug report here and it’s being worked on the issue.
However, you are of course right, assuming that the issue you have is the same as someone else’s should just be done when you’re 100% sure. On the other hand, having the forum flooded with threads about the same issue isn’t good as well.
Has anyone managed to get a working version of this… Ive tried everybuild for the last few weeks and this issue appears to be present in everyone of them
