I’ve been unsuccessfully trying to update Intellij via snap. Snap was running perfectly fine on Ubuntu 18.10, but I’m not sure whether updating to oh-my-zsh or to 19.04 caused snap to break.
Whenever I run a snap command that writes (install/refresh/remove) I get the error:
error: system does not fully support snapd: cannot mount squashfs image using "squashfs": exec:
"mount": executable file not found in $PATH
I’ve tried to re-install snapd, squashfs, squashfuse and whatnot to no avail. Reading commands such as list or search are working perfectly fine. Adding /bin/snap to the $PATH didn’t change anything as well.
Do you have any suggestions what I could try to make it run again?
Right, the line that uses $PATH etc is bogus, because /etc/environment is not (necessarily) expanded. Do the expansion by hand, restart snapd, and things should be a’ight.
Also the export lines are broken… it’s not a shell file!