hank you for your reply aoyama and the solution.
I’m still learning to navigate the .yaml structure. At some point in the past, this used to work but little changes here and there…
My original issue is that the system was looking for “/var/snap/grabbag/x1/grabbag.py” and not finding it. I wasn’t sure why it was looking there instead of “/snap/grabbag/bin” where I placed the file.
As you pointed out my command was incorrect.
Your number 2 option didn’t work for me (still nothing in /var/snap/grabbag/x1). I’m not sure how to view errors from “snap try” but the host system I will install this on later today has better logging.
Your number 1 option worked and when I went “snap try” I looked in “/var/snap/grabbag/x1” and my application was writing the logs I was expecting and they are still updating. Yay!
Thank you again!
Any immediate pointers on getting pycryptodome to install? What I was doing wasn’t working (once my file started messing up I manually placed the .py file in “/var…” to get it to run and saw errors).
I’m going to start here plugs and hooks and then go from there if it fails.