I am putting this in the same thing. Your system has me completely confused. It did not, however, show in the message so I put it here. I had the list of things I had done above and your system just ignored them. Hopefully it may now be in the message.
First, I hope this is not in another message. I am trying.
I have now installed Snap Sabnzbd on Ubuntu using the App Center for snap. then I re-started my system.
I then went to snap to see if it was listed, it was not.
I then went to settings apps to see if it was listed - it was not.
I then went to the Ubuntu file to see if there was anything listed about Sabnzbd - there is a pile of listed Sabnzbd files.
SABnzbd does not have a Windows or macOS
specific interface. SABnzbd happily runs in the
background, either on your desktop system or on a
real server, and you can access the interface
through your browser.
Thank you for the reply. It didn’t work but I looked and found: ```
ls -l /snap/bin
This got me:
reg@localhost:~$ cd /snap/sabnzbd/6382/opt/sabnzbd
greg@localhost:/snap/sabnzbd/6382/opt/sabnzbd$
greg@localhost:/snap/sabnzbd/6382/opt/sabnzbd$ ls
builder icons LICENSE.txt portable.cmd SABnzbd.py win
COPYRIGHT.txt INSTALL.txt linux README.md scripts
email interfaces locale README.mkd snap
GPL2.txt ISSUES.txt macos requirements.txt tests
GPL3.txt licenses po sabnzbd tools
greg@localhost:/snap/sabnzbd/6382/opt/sabnzbd$ open tests
greg@localhost:/snap/sabnzbd/6382/opt/sabnzbd$ open readme.md
gio: file:///snap/sabnzbd/6382/opt/sabnzbd/readme.md: Error when getting information for file “/snap/sabnzbd/6382/opt/sabnzbd/readme.md”: No such file or directory
greg@localhost:/snap/sabnzbd/6382/opt/sabnzbd$ open readme.mkd
gio: file:///snap/sabnzbd/6382/opt/sabnzbd/readme.mkd: Error when getting information for file “/snap/sabnzbd/6382/opt/sabnzbd/readme.mkd”: No such file or directory
greg@localhost:/snap/sabnzbd/6382/opt/sabnzbd$ open README.mkd
greg@localhost:/snap/sabnzbd/6382/opt/sabnzbd$ open README.md
greg@localhost:/snap/sabnzbd/6382/opt/sabnzbd$ open README.mkd
greg@localhost:/snap/sabnzbd/6382/opt/sabnzbd$ open README.md
greg@localhost:/snap/sabnzbd/6382/opt/sabnzbd$ ls -l /snap/bin
total 0
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 Jun 18 17:20 canonical-livepatch -> /usr/bin/snap
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 Jun 15 14:01 certbot -> /usr/bin/snap
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 Jun 16 11:07 firefox -> /usr/bin/snap
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 Jun 16 11:07 firefox.geckodriver -> /usr/bin/snap
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 Feb 15 00:15 firmware-updater -> /usr/bin/snap
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 19 Jun 16 11:07 geckodriver -> firefox.geckodriver
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 Apr 21 18:52 snap-store -> /usr/bin/snap
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 Apr 21 18:52 snap-store.show-updates -> /usr/bin/snap
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 Jun 17 09:03 thunderbird -> /usr/bin/snap
greg@localhost:/snap/sabnzbd/6382/opt/sabnzbd$
Then, README.md got you eventually: https://github.com/sabnzbd/sabnzbd/blob/master/INSTALL.txt
Which kinda tells you what to do and involves things like: Doing stuff in windows
Educational but not real useful. For instance - I checked the tests and Windows was the target.
Basically I have NOT installed Sabnzbd!
I know, I am getting upset. This thing is driving me nuts - apologies. I have been trying to do this for two days and failed each step of the way.
Thoughts?
The snap only installs a service that runs in background, not any application you could run, see what I wrote above, just open your browser and point it to the localhost URL above …
To see the running service you can run:
snap services sabnzbd
That should list the webserver service the snap did install and start automatically …