Mmm, I tested further, and I think Chris is right. I was initially
fooled by the fact that I was hearing some echo in my phone when
connecting to the same chat room with my laptop, but it appears that
echo came from the laptop’s microphone. When I walked into another room
and closed the door,
@chrisccoulson can you please specify which channel you are testing,
describe the environment and test device.
I'm on a bq Aquaris E5 Ubuntu Edition with OS build details:
- OTA-9.1
- 20160217.1
- Ubuntu 15.04 - armhf (20160217--111536)
- 20160108-efc96d8
- VEGETA01A-S23A_BQ_L100EN_2010_160217
-
I'm not reproducing the issue described in the description here. When I
dismiss the permission request in the browser, microphone access is
blocked and I can't hear audio via another machine.
We have unit tests to verify that denying permission requests causes
getUserMedia to fail, and those
> Same small glitch with the ellipsis (long text) in the dialog with
> English, btw:
That’s because they are not the same prompts. One is the browser prompt
(the one with truncated text), the other one is from the trust store.
As mpt pointed out in bug #1553713, the mere fact that the browser
> (B) the browser can somehow use the microphone without trust-store
> granting it permission: this bug report, apparently (but then why
> doesn’t it belong to trust-store or pulseaudio?)
Regardless of apparmor policies, if the user denied access to
audio/video, oxide shouldn’t even try to access
Same small glitch with the ellipsis (long text) in the dialog with
English, btw:
"Allow this domain to
access your camera an...
https://appear.in/
[ Yes ] [No]"
Missing text is obviously "and microphone?"
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MPT, apart from bug (A) I also cannot confirm bug (D), at least for the
German translation. On my device the dialog says:
"Dieser Domain den Zugriff
zur Kamera und Mikrofo...
https://appear.in/
[Ja] [ Nein ]"
Note the ellipsis, which truncates the lengthy German
MPT, please state which channel you are using. On vegeta OTA-9.1 there
is only a single dialog that pops up.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1553482
Title:
Access to microphone is
If I go to https://appear.in/test-drive and tap “Allow”, I then get two
trust-store dialogs: one saying that “Browser wants to record audio”,
and then a few seconds later, one *on top* saying “Browser wants to
access CameraService”.
An index to these bugs:
(A) the oxide prompt seems
The dialog that Peter mentions at step 2 of the bug description is oxide
asking for permission to access the camera/microphone, it’s not an
apparmor/trust-store thing. If the user denies access, oxide shouldn’t
even try to access the camera/microphone (regardless of trust-store
permissions), so
Olivier and/or Chris-- if it isn't happening already, we need to make
sure that access to the camera and/or microphone is happening out-of-
process with the browser, which I believe should just happen
automatically when connecting to media-hub and pulseaudio. If we are
doing something else, that
>From the ubuntu-phone mailing list (Subject: [Ubuntu-phone] Adjusting
camera settings in a Web app):
"On Sat, 2016-03-05 at 11:54 +0100, Peter Bittner wrote:
>
> Side note: Interestingly, access to the microphone has always been
> possible, even without the "microphone" policy_group (I noticed
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