** Description changed: Summary ======= 1. From the Ubuntu 22.04 live session (or a clean install), Open the Settings app. 2. Open the Sharing page. It looks like Remote Desktop sharing is turned on. On further investigation, it is not actually on. More details ============ This issue affects both the live session and the initial install. (Probably would show up for any new user.) 1. Before opening the Settings app, the gnome-remote-desktop service is running. I think this is expected. $ systemctl status --user gnome-remote-desktop.service \u25cf gnome-remote-desktop.service - GNOME Remote Desktop Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/user/gnome-remote-desktop.service; enable> Active: active (running) since Wed 2022-04-20 08:07:44 EDT; 17s ago Main PID: 1611 (gnome-remote-de) Tasks: 4 (limit: 4603) Memory: 13.8M CPU: 66ms CGroup: /user.slice/user-1000.slice/user@1000.service/app.slice/gnome-remo> \u2514\u25001611 /usr/libexec/gnome-remote-desktop-daemon Apr 20 08:07:44 ubuntu2204 systemd[1483]: Starting GNOME Remote Desktop... Apr 20 08:07:44 ubuntu2204 gnome-remote-desktop-daemon[1611]: libEGL warning: pci id for fd 9: 1b36:0100, driver (null) Apr 20 08:07:44 ubuntu2204 systemd[1483]: Started GNOME Remote Desktop. Also, the RDP enable gsettings key is turned off. $ gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.remote-desktop.rdp enable false 2. When I open the Sharing page, the gsettings key turns to true and systemctl shows me an error where it tried to enable RDP: Apr 20 08:12:50 ubuntu2204 gnome-remote-de[1611]: RDP TLS certificate and key not configured properly 3. So then I open Remote Desktop Sharing and turn it off then on and then systemctl shows me that is working correctly. Apr 20 08:14:32 ubuntu2204 systemd[1483]: Starting GNOME Remote Desktop... Apr 20 08:14:32 ubuntu2204 gnome-remote-desktop-daemon[2801]: libEGL warning: p> Apr 20 08:14:32 ubuntu2204 systemd[1483]: Started GNOME Remote Desktop. Apr 20 08:14:32 ubuntu2204 gnome-remote-de[2801]: RDP server started Note in particular the final line: "RDP server started". That tells us whether RDP is running or not. There would be a similar line for VNC. This line didn't show in the initial state in step 1. What should happen ================== - The Sharing master witch should be off by default. + Remote Desktop should show off by default and should not attempt to turn on just by opening the Sharing page. - Remote Desktop should show off by default and should not attempt to turn - on just by opening the Sharing page. + There is no gsettings for the Sharing master on/off switch (in the + headerbar). It shows as On if any of the services are On. None of the + services should be On by default so this should show Off by default. Guesses and Further Investigation Needed ====================================== - Is there a gsettings key for the master sharing on/off switch? - - I think there may have been a logic bug when the RDP sharings were - backported from gnome-control-center 42. This code was originally in - gtk4 so some rewriting was necessary. + I think there may have been a logic bug when the RDP sharings were backported from gnome-control-center 42. This code was originally in gtk4 so some rewriting was necessary. I didn't see this issue in a Fedora 36 Beta instance. Sharing showed off by default. Also, we did add this patch: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-remote-desktop/-/commit/7f4ef31fd3 I think that patch is necessary but maybe that changed what gnome-control-center was expecting to see.
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