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version 4.27 can be installed sucessfully but newer version gives an ‘error unpacking the rpm package’ output during the installation.

#3

Error shows with package v2ray only. Others can be installed properly

#4

Can you provide a more detailed log？

#5

Because this v2ray package in this project is started from 4.28.2, so there is no v2ray-4.27.0 in this COPR project.
I think you may have enable the COPR with the same name (and same url) before (check if your package is named v2ray-core so that is), I have remove and re-create COPR sixg0000d/v2ray earlier, I’m sorry for no warning about this.
If you are in the above situation, I recommend you:

  1. Backup all of your v2ray configuration files, and then delete the directory /etc/v2ray.
  2. Remove the old v2ray package with dnf remove /usr/bin/v2ray (and remove other packages from old COPR which you installed, I recommend).
  3. Remove the old COPR with dnf copr remove sixg0000d/v2ray.
  4. Now, you can re-enable the copr with dnf copr enable sixg0000d/v2ray, and then you can install packages from this COPR, have fun.
#6

Thanks for replying.
Well,I’ve tried your recommedation but it still goes with this error.
There’s no further infomation by default.
It there any other option I can use?

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#7

I’ve reinstalled v2ray 4.27 in your qv2ray-test copr.
But the qv2ray gui returns a segmentation fault when running.
distro fedora33

#8

I tried to install v2ray on KVM Fedora 33, but I cannot reproduce this error.
Could you try to install in verbose mode and monitor what happens?

sudo dnf clean all
sudo dnf install v2ray -v --refresh

And you can download the v2ray rpm:

dnf download v2ray

Then query the rpm packaged files

$ rpm -ql v2ray-4.30.0-1.fc33.x86_64.rpm
# They should be:
/etc/v2ray
/etc/v2ray/config.json
/usr/bin/v2ctl
/usr/bin/v2ray
/usr/lib/.build-id
/usr/lib/.build-id/04
/usr/lib/.build-id/04/d2953c66869c256ee01edade60966a7900e546
/usr/lib/.build-id/ee
/usr/lib/.build-id/ee/1cae2c55058f3bcd06bedacc1e59f8a54917a5
/usr/lib/systemd/system/v2ray.service
/usr/lib/systemd/system/v2ray@.service
/usr/share/doc/v2ray
/usr/share/doc/v2ray/README.md
/usr/share/licenses/v2ray
/usr/share/licenses/v2ray/LICENSE
/usr/share/v2ray

If you really can’t install v2ray from my COPR, I regret that, but you can still install v2ray from other repositories and use other packages in my repositories.
The package v2ray-domain-list-community and v2ray-geoip is independ.
And the v2ray-cap (a package for enable v2ray to set IP_TRANSPARENT without root and systemd) is requires any package have install a file into path /usr/bin/v2ray.

#9

sixg0000d/qv2ray-test is just a COPR for test building, and is no longer maintained, I don’t recommend you to use.

If you want to install qv2ray, you can check qv2ray official site.

But the qv2ray gui returns a segmentation fault when running.

Can this help you?

#10

Well, I found that I just can’t install v2ray with version later than 4.27 via any repo.
So I’m gonna try other form of packages.
Thanks

#11

But the qv2ray gui returns a segmentation fault when running.

I occured this error today as well, and I figure out the reason and solved on my new build:
TLO + QT + GLib = segmentation fault anyway.
Now, I disabled TLO on my specfile, feel free to use my new copr build.