[webOS 2.x, non-rooted] An error occured during installation: Unable to exec luna-send-pub: Error: Failed to call getIDs

[Alpha-Centaurus]

Hello.
I cannot install any application from it. Every try ends with:
"An error occured during installation: Unable to exec luna-send-pub: Error: Failed to call getIDs"
What can I do?
I have WebOS 2.0, No root.
I installed Homebrew Channel from Webosapp.club/online
Its version is 0.4.0
And I cannot update it, because of the same error as above.
What can I do?

[krusherpt]

Even with version 0.5.1 I get same error (on same webos version).

[georginik31144]

i have to this error with version 0.5.1

[andrewigali]

Same problem. :(
I can't set the root option.
I would like use Telnet app, but i can't install.

[throwaway96]

@andrewigali

I'm not sure what you mean. There's no "root option" to set in Homebrew Channel; you need to root the TV and run the elevate-service script. If you're talking about the root.telnet app available from a 3rd-party repo, that's not going to work on webOS 2.

[throwaway96]

Fixed by f77b075, which will be included in the next version.

[andrewigali]

@andrewigali

I'm not sure what you mean. There's no "root option" to set in Homebrew Channel; you need to root the TV and run the elevate-service script. If you're talking about the root.telnet app available from a 3rd-party repo, that's not going to work on webOS 2.

I read it with sadness. :(
Is there any way to root the LG 47LB650V-ZN TV running webOS (webOS version: 1.4.0-2532 afro-ashley, software version: 05.05.90)?
I really miss the Ambient Light function and I would like to solve it with WLED (I know there is another solution: replacing the TV or with a separate controller, but it is not complete and these methods are not options for me).

[andrewigali]

Fixed by f77b075, which will be included in the next version.

When is the new version expected to be released?
I would like to root the LG 47LB650V-ZN TV running webOS (webOS version: 1.4.0-2532 afro-ashley, software version: 05.05.90).
I am very confident that it will be solvable (and simple).

[throwaway96]

@andrewigali

Before making a release I would like to finish support for adding certificates to the Node.js store on webOS <5. But a new Homebrew Channel release, by itself, will not help you root your TV anyway.

What are you saying is "solvable (and simple)"? Finding vulnerabilities and writing exploits for them that are usable by the general public?

If you're feeling impatient, you can root webOS 1 TVs by modifying the NVM right now.

[andrewigali]

@andrewigali

Before making a release I would like to finish support for adding certificates to the Node.js store on webOS <5. But a new Homebrew Channel release, by itself, will not help you root your TV anyway.

What are you saying is "solvable (and simple)"? Finding vulnerabilities and writing exploits for them that are usable by the general public?

If you're feeling impatient, you can root webOS 1 TVs by modifying the NVM right now.

I meant that even an average person can solve it with a few clicks under Windows. In other words: I hope it will be user-friendly, and I hope it won't require any special knowledge to complete the task.

Thanks for the link, it seems very complicated at first, I'll wait for your new version, trusting that I will be able to solve it.