It could be that the permissions specified in the Tailfish desktop are ‘too narrow’. That only the ‘Music’ directory or some such was specified. Might be worth a ‘bug’ post on openrepos.
To dig this particular topic up: I’ve just found a manner to get deadbeef working properly (at least after some initial testing) without disabling SailJail in the desktop file. As mentioned somewhere in this topic, the problem is related to a mismatch of the directories that are allowed/expected in ~/.config. From what I could gather, deadbeef should use ~/.config/deadbeef-silica, but instead tries to use ~/.config/deadbeef - which fails due to the SailJail-rules (I think). So I did the following:
- Manually create a directory
~/.config/deadbeef - Create a symbolic link to
deadbeef-silica(you may need to remove that directory first in case it exists already):ln -s deadbeef deadbeef-silica
The result looks like this:
[defaultuser@XperiaXA2-DualSIM .config]$ ls -ld deadbeef*
drwxr-xr-x 3 defaultu defaultu 4096 Jan 16 22:58 deadbeef
lrwxrwxrwx 1 defaultu defaultu 8 Jan 16 22:43 deadbeef-silica -> deadbeef
Frankly, I expected this to fail, but it did work - deadbeef is now able to store its state and configuration without disabling SailJail.
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