I haven't tried the workaround, I was waiting for the packages to be
updated so I could test those instead. Since tonight's update (10th
Sept), the fix duanedesign refers to is in place.
Now when I try to load ubuntuone-preferences, I get the sso login
screen. I fill in my launchpad id and after "Please wait", ubuntu-sso-
client closes with no error.
However, ubuntu-one-preferences doesn't show me logged in, nor does it
allow me to connect/add my machine. Same goes for the website - my
machine doesn't show as connected, or have the option to connect. The
computer I'm using has never been connected to my Ubuntuone account.
Another difference is that ubuntu-sso-login no longer adds a
uid/password pair to the keyring.
At first I manually restarted ubuntuone, but I've rebooted since
updating too, just to be on the safe side.
~$ u1sdtool -s
State: READY
connection: Not User With Network
description: ready to connect
is_connected: False
is_error: False
is_online: False
queues: IDLE
If I then do: "u1sdtool -c" it throws up ubuntuone-sso-login, a
successful login happens (if I deliberately use the wrong credentials,
it fails and tells me so), then u1sdtool -s gives the same output as
above.
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[Maverick]ubuntu one do not connect at new computer
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/625767
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