Installation and Deployment

@Ahmad296 said in Troubleshooting Deployment Issues with Custom Built Qt Application on Linux: I've ensured all necessary dependencies are included Check that on the target machine using: ldd YOUR_APP_EXECUTABLE

You are creating a bundle. Just cd into the target folder containing your .app as it was compiled (or move said .app to an empty location) and run macdeployqt. I usually write a small deploy script for a final product, with code signing and everything but that all comes later. Absolute minimum that would make your bundle working: cd into the target where your .app is compiled macdeployqt with any optional parameters you might want. Please note that if you use any 3rd party libraries macdeployqt will not know about them. You should manually (or via script) include them yourself in appropriate location.

You can’t build webengine alone. Read this: https://wiki.qt.io/QtWebEngine/Qt6Build

Hi, Since you built the SDK statically, you have to ensure you pass the libraries in the correct order when linking to them.

PySide6 does not appear to be available on RPi. Installed PyQt6 and got my conversion done. Thanks!

The problem still exists for both x64 and ARM Linux. You can also download from the official download page: [https://download.qt.io/official_releases/online_installers/](link url)

You can get it from here: https://download.qt.io/official_releases/online_installers/

Hello, there's a chance it is a bug in linuxdeploy. Have you resolved the issue?

i didnt change anything but it is working right now. thanks anyway.

Hi, The most simple would be to use a URL you have control on so you can point it to your new server.

@SGaist Thank you for your input. You are correct. Some components showed up after executing with mirror option. i tried some kind of mirror. Downloading stopped several times due to proxy. anway, somehow install finished.

Solved it :) I found the solution in the help text printed when running the windeployqt tool. Using the --qmldir argument added all I needed: If your application uses Qt Quick, run: windeployqt --qmldir <path-to-app-qml-files> <path-to-app-binary>

"method=add" doesn't exist - it looks like the docs are out of date. You probably want "method=set"

@priyankarr Absolutely no mention or evidence of "malware" here. As with the hundreds of other similar questions about download errors from Qt, start by trying other mirrors.