The "Application" page does not display all available applications.

[IxeYgrek]

Hello,

When I go to the "Applications" page, I only see the two applications currently installed, without being able to install others. I've seen this problem mentioned a lot, but all the issues I've seen on Github about it are closed because the problem has been fixed. Except that I still have this problem.

I've obviously clicked on the refresh button at the top of the page but it doesn't change anything

I'm using Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS and I installed Cockpit following the documentation and using the backport option.
The version of Cockpit installed is 316-1~bpo22.04.1 but I see that on the site the latest version of Cockpit is 318.
So does this mean that with Ubuntu 22.04 I can't upgrade to Cockpit version 318 and that this bug hasn't been fixed on version 316 supported for Ubuntu 22.04?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Regards,
IxeYgrek

[mmosquera91]

I have the exact same issue you're describing and I'm also on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and cockpit 333

[Venefilyn]

Could you open a bug issue? Latest version having this bug is definitely something we want to track and fix

[jelly]

This is likely #20354

[begunfx]

I have this issue as well. Running on latest Raspbian OS (Debian). In case it's relevant, I installed cockpit using the Debian Backports Repository. I used the following tutorial to get it up and running:
pimylifeup.com

I'm running the latest version of cockpit: 335-2~bpo12+1

[Venefilyn]

@begunfx check out #20354 and see if you can find any logs as well. The more details we have the better :)

[begunfx]

@begunfx check out #20354 and see if you can find any logs as well. The more details we have the better :)

Thanks @Venefilyn. I posted in the other issue you shared. I checked the logs but unfortunately didn't see any errors or anything that seemed relevant to the plugins.