Hello,
Just following the tip from the blog post:
“If we missed your favorite distribution, we’d love to hear from you in our Community Forums”
and suggesting building RPM package for OpenSUSE Leap.
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Update: actually CentOS 8 rpm file worked well in Leap, the only issue was missing “dbus” dependency when installing (it’s named “dbus-1” in Leap).
Hey, I’d like to know a detailed guide on how to fix it, I already installed dbus-1 and it still asking for dbus
Hello, I just forced installation without “dbus-1”, both zypper and YaST allow to do that when something is missing (choose “break… by ignoring some of its dependencies” during installation). The client seemed fully operational, I was able to do “warp-cli register” and “warp-cli connect” from the terminal.
Okay thanks, Ill check it out.
The CentOS version doesn’t contain the systemd activation of the server (warp-svc.service). It’s better to download the Debian version and convert it to rpm with alien:
alien --to-rpm --scripts Cloudflare-warp-something.deb
DO NOT INSTALL WITH ALIEN!
I’ve tried your suggestion and it worked fine at first, but when I decided to delete it broke my system. I’m still unsure how it broke my system but I could not even start my system.
I upvoted this!
For me, I use Tumbleweed personally.
Having an official build would be better than using other distros’ packages.
The less hacky solution now is wgcf, a non-official client.
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