gnome-clocks 3.30 : prompting for permission to access geolocation -updated to 3.31.2
Since upgrade to 18.10 and gnome-clocks 3.30 I am prompted every time to confirm permission to access geolocation. I see that gnome-clocks has an entry in dconf but I don't see an entry for this permission.
Update : I built and install 3.31.2. Now the error message has more information
Failed to connect to GeoClue2 service:
GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.AccessDenied:
Agent rejected 'org.gnome.clocks' for user '1000'.
Please ensure that 'org.gnome.clocks' has installed
a valid org.gnome.clocks.desktop file.
The dconf config through dconf dump shows this:
[org/gnome/clocks]
timer=uint32 1200
alarms=[{'name': <'Alarm'>, 'id':
<'5a21b7926c6c553218b671425c316095'>, 'active': , 'hour': <18>,
'minute': <20>, 'days': <@ai >}]
world-clocks=@aa{sv}
[org/gnome/clocks/state/window]
size=(870, 683)
state=132
panel-id='stopwatch'
How do I fix this?
gnome-clocks
asked Jan 12 at 16:16
Stephen BostonStephen Boston
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Since upgrade to 18.10 and gnome-clocks 3.30 I am prompted every time to confirm permission to access geolocation. I see that gnome-clocks has an entry in dconf but I don't see an entry for this permission.
Update : I built and install 3.31.2. Now the error message has more information
Failed to connect to GeoClue2 service:
GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.AccessDenied:
Agent rejected 'org.gnome.clocks' for user '1000'.
Please ensure that 'org.gnome.clocks' has installed
a valid org.gnome.clocks.desktop file.
The dconf config through dconf dump shows this:
[org/gnome/clocks]
timer=uint32 1200
alarms=[{'name': <'Alarm'>, 'id':
<'5a21b7926c6c553218b671425c316095'>, 'active': , 'hour': <18>,
'minute': <20>, 'days': <@ai >}]
world-clocks=@aa{sv}
[org/gnome/clocks/state/window]
size=(870, 683)
state=132
panel-id='stopwatch'
How do I fix this?
gnome-clocks
asked Jan 12 at 16:16
Stephen BostonStephen Boston
7212618
is it a snap version or APT?
– PRATAP
Jan 12 at 16:27
It is APT. I've added an error message from gnome-clocks when started from command line.
– Stephen Boston
Jan 12 at 16:39
can you attach the pic of prompt also please
– PRATAP
Jan 12 at 16:45
1
github.com/jonls/redshift/issues/318 may this help?
– PRATAP
Jan 12 at 16:53
I have built the latest from github and am getting a more informative error message. I have edited my question to include this new information.
– Stephen Boston
2 days ago
|
show 3 more comments
Since upgrade to 18.10 and gnome-clocks 3.30 I am prompted every time to confirm permission to access geolocation. I see that gnome-clocks has an entry in dconf but I don't see an entry for this permission.
Update : I built and install 3.31.2. Now the error message has more information
Failed to connect to GeoClue2 service:
GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.AccessDenied:
Agent rejected 'org.gnome.clocks' for user '1000'.
Please ensure that 'org.gnome.clocks' has installed
a valid org.gnome.clocks.desktop file.
The dconf config through dconf dump shows this:
[org/gnome/clocks]
timer=uint32 1200
alarms=[{'name': <'Alarm'>, 'id':
<'5a21b7926c6c553218b671425c316095'>, 'active': , 'hour': <18>,
'minute': <20>, 'days': <@ai >}]
world-clocks=@aa{sv}
[org/gnome/clocks/state/window]
size=(870, 683)
state=132
panel-id='stopwatch'
How do I fix this?
gnome-clocks
asked Jan 12 at 16:16
Stephen BostonStephen Boston
7212618
Since upgrade to 18.10 and gnome-clocks 3.30 I am prompted every time to confirm permission to access geolocation. I see that gnome-clocks has an entry in dconf but I don't see an entry for this permission.
Update : I built and install 3.31.2. Now the error message has more information
Failed to connect to GeoClue2 service:
GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.AccessDenied:
Agent rejected 'org.gnome.clocks' for user '1000'.
Please ensure that 'org.gnome.clocks' has installed
a valid org.gnome.clocks.desktop file.
The dconf config through dconf dump shows this:
[org/gnome/clocks]
timer=uint32 1200
alarms=[{'name': <'Alarm'>, 'id':
<'5a21b7926c6c553218b671425c316095'>, 'active': , 'hour': <18>,
'minute': <20>, 'days': <@ai >}]
world-clocks=@aa{sv}
[org/gnome/clocks/state/window]
size=(870, 683)
state=132
panel-id='stopwatch'
How do I fix this?
gnome-clocks
gnome-clocks
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Stephen BostonStephen Boston
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Stephen Boston
asked Jan 12 at 16:16
Stephen BostonStephen Boston
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asked Jan 12 at 16:16
Stephen BostonStephen Boston
7212618
asked Jan 12 at 16:16
Stephen BostonStephen Boston
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is it a snap version or APT?
– PRATAP
Jan 12 at 16:27
It is APT. I've added an error message from gnome-clocks when started from command line.
– Stephen Boston
Jan 12 at 16:39
can you attach the pic of prompt also please
– PRATAP
Jan 12 at 16:45
1
github.com/jonls/redshift/issues/318 may this help?
– PRATAP
Jan 12 at 16:53
I have built the latest from github and am getting a more informative error message. I have edited my question to include this new information.
– Stephen Boston
2 days ago
|
show 3 more comments
is it a snap version or APT?
– PRATAP
Jan 12 at 16:27
It is APT. I've added an error message from gnome-clocks when started from command line.
– Stephen Boston
Jan 12 at 16:39
can you attach the pic of prompt also please
– PRATAP
Jan 12 at 16:45
1
github.com/jonls/redshift/issues/318 may this help?
– PRATAP
Jan 12 at 16:53
I have built the latest from github and am getting a more informative error message. I have edited my question to include this new information.
– Stephen Boston
2 days ago
is it a snap version or APT?
– PRATAP
Jan 12 at 16:27
is it a snap version or APT?
– PRATAP
Jan 12 at 16:27
It is APT. I've added an error message from gnome-clocks when started from command line.
– Stephen Boston
Jan 12 at 16:39
It is APT. I've added an error message from gnome-clocks when started from command line.
– Stephen Boston
Jan 12 at 16:39
can you attach the pic of prompt also please
– PRATAP
Jan 12 at 16:45
can you attach the pic of prompt also please
– PRATAP
Jan 12 at 16:45
1
1
github.com/jonls/redshift/issues/318 may this help?
– PRATAP
Jan 12 at 16:53
github.com/jonls/redshift/issues/318 may this help?
– PRATAP
Jan 12 at 16:53
I have built the latest from github and am getting a more informative error message. I have edited my question to include this new information.
– Stephen Boston
2 days ago
I have built the latest from github and am getting a more informative error message. I have edited my question to include this new information.
– Stephen Boston
2 days ago
|
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To /etc/geoclue/geoclue.conf add :
[org.gnome.clocks]
allowed=true
system=true
users=
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To /etc/geoclue/geoclue.conf add :
[org.gnome.clocks]
allowed=true
system=true
users=
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To /etc/geoclue/geoclue.conf add :
[org.gnome.clocks]
allowed=true
system=true
users=
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To /etc/geoclue/geoclue.conf add :
[org.gnome.clocks]
allowed=true
system=true
users=
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To /etc/geoclue/geoclue.conf add :
[org.gnome.clocks]
allowed=true
system=true
users=
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is it a snap version or APT?
– PRATAP
Jan 12 at 16:27
It is APT. I've added an error message from gnome-clocks when started from command line.
– Stephen Boston
Jan 12 at 16:39
can you attach the pic of prompt also please
– PRATAP
Jan 12 at 16:45
1
github.com/jonls/redshift/issues/318 may this help?
– PRATAP
Jan 12 at 16:53
I have built the latest from github and am getting a more informative error message. I have edited my question to include this new information.
– Stephen Boston
2 days ago