“g_file_new_for_uri” triggers the download via dbus, so it must be made
aware of the dbus session. When running “dbus-launch epiphany” the
error changes to
** (WebKitWebProcess:30867): WARNING **: Error retrieving adblock filter:
HTTP Error: TLS/SSL support not available; install glib-networking
If I first export the same environment variables (for GIO modules) that
are set in the epiphany wrapper the error disappears:
guix environment --ad-hoc dbus
source <(sed $(readlink -f $(which epiphany)) -e "s/exec.*//")
dbus-launch epiphany
Should we use dbus-launch in the wrapper script or should we ensure
system-wide that after logging in the DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS is
exported?
I’m using stumpwm so I don’t know if GNOME usually takes care of this.
Maybe it is sufficient to run “dbus-launch” in .xsession and eval the
variable definitions it generates.
If this is so, should we handle this by default in some global file like
/etc/environment or similar?
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