Ah, indeed.
With the dbus activation setup that we now have I think we should just
patch out this check. Can you verifiy that it works then? (I'm on a
conference this week and don't have time for hacking, sorry)
** Package changed: thunar (Ubuntu) => hal (Ubuntu)
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Hi Martin,
I think that the bug lies in hal finally. :p
I added fprintfs in libthunar-vfs, and the init code fails with
libhal_ctx_init(). So I added also some printfs in libhal_ctx_init(),
and it fails at:
hald_exists = dbus_bus_name_has_owner (ctx->connection, "org.freedesktop.Hal",
&_error);
(and fwiw, the bug is probably in libthunar-vfs and not thunar, since
the places panel plugin has the same issue...)
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Hmpf, I was finally able to test myself, and indeed, the first thunar
instance doesn't detect removable devices, but if I kill it and restart
it, it works. And lshal works without problem, so no issue in hal.
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Thanks for the feedback. I supposed lshal works, but I'm not so sure now
(here it failed to start hal when requested). Could affected people try
to run 'lshal' or/and 'sudo lshal' in a terminal (with all workarounds
disabled)? If this does not work (i.e. it displays a "could not contact
hald" error
Lionel,
I added your PPA to my Software Sources and installed them successfully. They
show the right versions in Synaptic Package Manager.
Unfortunately it does not make a difference in either Mythbuntu 10.04 or
Xubuntu 10.04. Both of these were fresh builds to remove any previous
modifications.
The simplest way is to add my ppa to your sources.list (using the info
given on https://launchpad.net/~mrpouit/+archive/ppa). Or you can also
download the deb packages separately in a folder, open a terminal, go
into this folder, and run "dpkg -i ".
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Lionel,
I am very new to Linux, so I am not sure what I should be doing with your PPA.
I have been to
https://launchpad.net/~mrpouit/+archive/ppa/+sourcepub/1124104/+listing-archive-extra
and clicked on libthunar-vfs-1-2_1.0.1-3ubuntu1.1~ppa1_i386.deb, then chose to
open it with the default opt
Thanks for the patch. I can only test it in 9 days because I am leaving
for a holiday in 2 hours. Will test when I return.
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I've put some thunar packages in my PPA
(https://launchpad.net/~mrpouit/+archive/ppa/+sourcepub/1124104
/+listing-archive-extra). It's just a small patch to init hal the same
way lshal does (it works in lshal, so maybe there's a race condition
somewhere in Thunar).
Could affected people remove any
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Now for the Dennis suggestion in #& of 572042: inserting the USB stick
on reboot. This does make a slight difference in my case. The devices
/dev/sdb and /dev/sdb1 are created, no hal proces is stated, but an
entry in /media/ is created with root as owner. Result is I cannot read
from it or write t
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I tested both Lionel's suggestion in #57, and Dennis suggestion in #7 of
572042. First the results for Lionel's suggestion in #57 of this bug:
- rebooted without hald in rc.local
- inserted USB stick
- Killed 1 Thunar instance (Thunar --sm-cliend-id --daemon
- started Thunar --daemon.
- This did
When this bug happens, if you kill (or quit) all thunar instances (e.g.
with Thunar --quit or ps + kill $pid), and restart it (Thunar --daemon),
does automounting work with the new instance?
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Erik, in my case automount didn't work only if I autologin-ed. If I used
a normal login instead, then everything was ok. Your bug seems to have a
different flavor.
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I could reproduce this on my 3 Xubuntu boxes I just upgraded. I do not
use auto-login, so that is not a factor. What I notice is that in the
first login session (xubuntu session) started after a reboot, hal is not
started. If you that logout and log back in again, hal is started. All
three had the
There is probably a race condition somewhere in thunar or libhal (since
hal startup is delayed until something explicitely requests it). I don't
think the bug is in policykit-1 anyway.
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