Please see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates; this bug is
fixed in the current development Ubuntu release
** Changed in: gphoto2 (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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Normal user can't access USB camera Error (-53: 'Could not claim the USB
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In hardy the bug still exists, despite fixes, i just tested it on fresh 8.04.3
it actually makes gphoto2 not usable for many users...
** Changed in: gphoto2 (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released = Confirmed
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http://linux-prof.nl/index.php/Gphoto2_camera_detect
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Jukka, your problem sounds like a different problem altogether... this
problem was caused by device permission problem created by udev scripts.
Having a KDE/Gnome session running does not affect that. In addition
this problem has been fixed before Hardy was released. You should
definitely file a
On my computer, gphoto2 used to work fine for normal users (as long as
they were members of the plugdev group). The previous time I tried it
was on 19 April 2008, with an up-to-date (k)ubuntu; it worked fine.
Nowadays, this is no longer the case. Presumably it broke down when I
upgraded to
Sorry, but the access problem is not fixed for me with version 2.4.0-8ubuntu7
(I didn't try with 2.4.0-8ubuntu6).
The access problem occurs with gphotofs as well as for gphoto2.
The workaround I use is a chmod of both programs to rws-r-sr-x
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I can confirm this on Canon Digital Ixus 400. The problem itself is old
- I've stumbled on these camera permissions problems several times
between 2003 and now in Debian and Ubuntu.
Anyways, when I plug in my Ixus I get device nodes like this:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/dev/bus/usb# lsusb
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The update of libgphoto2 today fixed my problem I am able the access my
date with nautilus and F-Spot as it should be.
Version 2.4.0-8ubuntu6:
* Add debian/patches/72_deprecated_hal_key.dpatch: Replace the deprecated
hal property info.bus with info.subsystem in the hal FDI generation
Confirmed that since libghoto2-2 update to 2.4.0-8ubuntu6 camera is
accessible to software without root privileges.
ryts
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Version 2.4.0-8ubuntu6 fixed this issue for me, too.
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libgphoto2 Version 2.4.0-8ubuntu6:
* Add debian/patches/72_deprecated_hal_key.dpatch: Replace the deprecated
hal property info.bus with info.subsystem in the hal FDI generation
tool. This fixes cameras to work with current hal without using deprecated
keys. (LP: #205417)
** Changed
Regarding the access as normal user fixed for me too.
Starting application (gthumb) configured through
System/Preferences/Removable Drives and Media/Digital Camera still not
working - but that might be a different issue.
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The access fixed for me too.
But does not start automaticaly, I must start f-spot and manually select the
cam to import photos.
gp
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My accessproblem is fixed as well with the fix.
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I can confirm this (IXUS 55 and EOS 20D).
Workaround proposed is good enough to get access to the pictures as a
normal user. However, it does not fix the automount problem I have -
configuration in System/Preferences/Removable Drives and Media/Digital
Camera does not have any effect - configured
I have a Canon Powershot S3 IS and I also cannot access my camera.
It even doesn't appear in Nautilus. If I boot the latest beta CD My camera is
working and accessible through nautilus.
I tried starting gThumb with super user permissions and now I can copy my
photos.
Shouldn't this bug be set
On Tue, 2008-03-25 at 13:12 +, Achim wrote:
I have a Canon Powershot S3 IS and I also cannot access my camera.
It even doesn't appear in Nautilus.
That's normal. This camera is NOT a USB Storage device
If I boot the latest beta CD My camera is working and accessible
through nautilus.
Am Dienstag, den 25.03.2008, 13:29 + schrieb Hubert Figuiere:
On Tue, 2008-03-25 at 13:12 +, Achim wrote:
It even doesn't appear in Nautilus.
That's normal. This camera is NOT a USB Storage device
I know that it is not a USB Storage device, I meant the new gphoto2://
protocol.
Thanks, this worked for the udev part, however I don't get a message on
dbus. If the real implementation is not through udev, it might not be
worthwhile pursuing this path.
What needs to be done to make these camera's work with the new hardy-
hardware-detection specs before release of hardy? (I
Linked the bug to udev, I see more bugs there, also a confirmed one. So
this way it will get the right attention I hope.
** Also affects: udev (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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I can confirm this bug with my Canon DIGITAL IXUS 800 IS (always used to
work).
As root everything works, as a normal user not. I get following messages:
An error occurred in the io-library ('Could not claim the USB device'): Could
not claim interface 0 (Operation not permitted). Make sure no
I can confirm this bug too. I'm using a Canon SD800. Annoying as it
has always worked before.
Output of gphoto2:
*** Error ***
An error occurred in the io-library ('Could not claim the USB device'): Could
not claim interface 0 (Operation not permitted). Make sure no other
I can confirm this. (Finepix F30)
Since version 2.4.0-8ubuntu2 libgphoto2 tries to implement the
hardy-hardware-detection specs
and removes the udev rules, but the new stuff (Hal with dynamic ACLs?) doesn't
work for me.
Quick workaround: recreate the udev rules and the hal information.
sudo
Sorry for the typo:
sudo /usr/lib/libgphoto2/print-camera-list udev-rules group plugdev
/etc/udev/rules.d/45-libgphoto2.rules
sudo /usr/lib/libgphoto2/print-camera-list hal-fdi
/usr/share/hal/fdi/information/10freedesktop/10-camera-libgphoto2.fdi
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Looks like another bug according to the --debug output. The bad
parameter error doesn't show up on the bug starters errorlog.
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** Attachment added: dmesg
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I am still having this issue, even after upgrading all packages in the
current 8.04 dev distribution. Running x86_64.
When using sudo it does work, when just using it as user, it doesn't.
$ gphoto2 --auto-detect
Model Port
Also, this is normal? Doesn't it need to be something like usb:005,008 ?
$ gphoto2 --auto-detect
Model Port
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Ignore the earlier mentioned PTP Error, it was due to using the memory card
earlier directly on a windows PC.
New debug log shows exactly the same problems as the reporter's.
** Attachment added: env LANG=C gphoto2 --debug --debug-logfile=my-logfile.txt
--get-all-files --debug
Could you please attach the output of the file generated on your desktop by
this command:
dmesg ~/Desktop/dmesg.txt
And also optionally try, from command line:
sudo fspot-import
and tell us if it works.
Thank you.
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I can't reproduce this bug as of today after upgrading all packages in
the current 8.04 development distribution, so if nobody else has this
problem, I think we can close the bug now.
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