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Dialing to send server error #1711
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That looks like the socket used for remote commands. Check that the file exists and the server is running. You can also perform a basic test using the following command:
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There must be something wrong with your settings for Alacritty then, if remote commands work on iTerm. The socket path is defined in the following code, which depends on |
Also it might be possible for some reason the server itself doesn't start automatically on Alacritty? In that case you can try starting the server manually using |
Thank you for the detailed response. I tried starting the server in Alacritty, using Again, if I run |
You have added an extra space, the command is Otherwise I'm not sure what the issue can be then. I tried using Alacritty and couldn't reproduce your issue. The server should either start and print |
I posted in the Alacritty Issues page, but they state that it is a problem with |
I didn't think it was an issue with Alacritty to begin with in the first place. However since I don't have any issues with the server starting up using Alacritty, it's practically impossible for me to investigate. Unless you're willing to clone the repo and debug the following code yourself: Lines 335 to 337 in 12e99fd
Lines 159 to 179 in 12e99fd
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Also if you're not interested in any of this server stuff, you can also try using |
Thank you for the detail reply. |
I don't know if this helps. I have tested under MacOs 13.4.1, Terminal, iTerm, and Alacritty, and all of them have the same issue discussed above. iTerm worked because I had a shortcut to start I tried the same shortcut under Terminal and Alacritty, and both also work fine. My I have made an alias to run Why this works? It's still a mystery to me. |
So you're saying that running Also have you tried enabling logging with the I still can't reproduce this issue, but I'm guessing it might have something to do with the value of P.S. Another approach might be to use |
I solved the issue. I downloaded Kitty, just to try another terminal, and after trying to run So I moved Thank you for your help and patience. I really appreciate it. And, by the way, I wanted to troubleshoot this issue because I believe that |
No worries, glad you solved your issue. 👍 It's good that you have the patience to try out different things (e.g. installing another terminal) to figure out the root cause. Others might have given up, assumed it was a bug in |
When using the
lf
file manager in Alacritty, I keep receiving the message:dialing to send server: dial unix
(a file name ending insock
) followed byconnect: no such file or directory
(see below).I have tried
lf
with iTerm without getting this error.To make things interesting, after I open
lf
in iTerm,lf
stops giving the error message in Alacritty. Is this a bug or reflects a setting I am not aware of?System
OS: MacOS Ventura 13.4.1
Alacritty version: 0.12.2
LF version: r31
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