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I had installed keepassxc via snap, it worked fine but suddenly I get this error when I want to start it:

udev_enumerate_scan failed

thats the only error line, nothing else. I didnt find very much about that on stack or in other internet, just that it seems to have to do with snap rather than keepassxc.

xubuntu 16.04

Jeno
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The error most likely stems from the recent kernel update. I think there are two workarounds. In both cases you can first remove the keepassxc snap package with: sudo snap remove keepassxc

Then, either install the unofficial debian package (this is suggested in the open issue on GitHub: https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/issues/1058)

Or, download the official AppImage. (Before running the AppImage, you have to make it executable: either by Right-Clicking on it, then Properties -> Permissions and checking "Allow executing file as program", or with command: chmod a+x KeePassXC-2.2.1-x86_64.AppImage See here for more info on AppImages: https://appimage.org/)

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The fixing of the udev_enumerate error was worked on in the snap forum at https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/weird-udev-enumerate-error/2360 (in case you want to know what was wrong or how it got fixed)

ogra
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