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In Ubuntu 14.10 (Utopic), there are two packages that can be involved in
gnome printer norifications: gnome-settings-daemon and unity-settings-
daemon. The latter package seems to be a fork of the former, for Unity
use I suppose.
These two packages come with a printer notification plugin. The one
Hello Sebastien:
Perhaps it could be worthy have a look to
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=683577
Nevertheless, I have tried building gsd with these changes in code and
in Ubuntu it blocks valid notifications (like that the printer is not
online)
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Hello Sebastien:
I'm able to reproduce this whenever I want, so if you could tell me
detailed instructions on how to add such debug, I would be glad to do it
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@Javier: sorry, I don't really know how that code interacts with cups
exactly, it could be useful if somebody able to reproduce the issue
could add debug statement in the code to see what case is triggered
exactly...
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Hello Sebastian:
Is there any advance on this. Could I perform some test that might you
help on this?
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Hello:
This bug is actually the same that the one for fedora in here
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=883401 (which I think @Tim
knows as he has done some interactions)
Nevertheless, several tries do not actually fix it:
https://launchpad.net/~bencer/+archive/desktop-bugfixes - this
@Javier: what patch is used in fedora? those fixes should be upstream/in
the current version upstream and in Ubuntu
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Hello @Sebastien:
I think you wanted this , might be?
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/attachment.cgi?id=230765action=diff
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@Javier: the patch you are point at doesn't filter connecting-to-
device, which is the error you have in your screenshot (which is weird
because that doesn't seem an error)
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Hello Sebastien:
I think that error is included between one of these conditions (note
that the comment points to the Fedora report I mentioned you before):
/* These reasons should not be shown to users (rhbz#883401)
*/
g_str_equal (reason, other) ||
@Javier, sorry I don't understand what you mean? The connecting-to-
device string doesn't match other nor com.apple.print.recoverable
nor start with cups-remote-...?
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Hello Sabastian, I think that these errors are not the error shown to
the user, but some error that cups daemon (or any other related daemon -
perhaps through dbus) sends to gnome-settings daemon . I do not know
what is the content of the data argument in
if
Just as in comment #10, but you have to make sure it isn't already
running first. (Waiting for 30 seconds should be sufficient as it will
time out.)
I'm not sure scp-dbus-service is really involved here though.
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Thanks @Sebastien.
@Till I'll be just waiting for any info I might provide in order for you
to ease digging into this
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The system-config-printer part which is most probably used here is
/usr/share/system-config-printer/scp-dbus-service.py. Usually it is
started with the rights of the client user via D-Bus (D-Bus session
service AFAIK). Try running
/usr/share/system-config-printer/scp-dbus-service.py --debug
in a
Hello Till:
running /usr/share/system-config-printer/scp-dbus-service.py --debug did not
provide any information when running or printing gnome-settings.
Nevertheless perhaps this other log might be helpful for you. I have
taken it from runnig
Till, could you have a look to the g-s-d printing plugin and see to what
system-config-printer event it could be react to that would lead to the
error in the screenshot?
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How can I call the g-s-d printing plugin from the command line?
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Title:
gnome-settings daemon notifies as error
you can't really (new versions have standalone test binary though), you
need to stop gnome-settings-daemon and run it with debug option if
needed
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Tim, how do I get debug logging of /usr/share/system-config-printer/scp-
dbus-service.py when gnome-settings-daemon and/or GNOME's printer setup
tool interacts with scp-dbus-service.py?
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Seb, so I have to switch to a gnome-fallback session so that I can start
the plugin out of the System Settings and restart the gnome-settings-
daemon in debug mode before starting the plugin?
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@Javier: Till, who is assigned to this bug now, can probably help you to
get debug informations for that issue. I'm not sure if system-config-
printer has a debug log by itself but I suspect cups logs have some
informations. If that's not enough we can still do a debug build of
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. The issue you are reporting is an upstream one and it
would be nice if somebody having it could send the bug to the developers
of the software by following the instructions at
Hello Sebastien:
Not sure if this has already been done. This bug report was open as
suggested by Canonical support staff, and was supposedly assigned to
some dev.
Perhaps Alex (the guy from Canonical) could tell us if this has already
been done.
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@Javier: the bug has not been assigned to a dev so far. I set the
priority to low because it doesn't impact our default desktop (Unity),
we don't use the gnome-settings-daemon print plugin there and that code
is not really supported ... you get it because you run a fallback
session.
You might
Till, do you have an issue what could make that error be displayed?
gnome-settings-daemon seems to relay the errors/informations from
system-config-printer, do you know how to get a debug log for those?
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Hi @Sebastien:
Turning off notifications is not a useful workaround, as a user would
still expect a notification that the printing has been ok, and this
would provoke the same behaviour this issue is provoking, the users
ending a documento to print several times.
Unfortunately I'm unsure on how
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Title:
gnome-settings daemon
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Versions and repository:
gnome-settings-daemon:
Installed version: 3.4.2-0ubuntu0.6.2
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gnome-fallback:
Installed version: 3.2.1-0ubuntu8
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