Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kdebluetooth
When opening the "bluetooth" module for the first time after starting
the kde systemsettings program, it will popup a rather non-descriptive
error "DCOP error when calling services()". I do not have any bluetooth
hardware on my pc; the bluetooth module is installed by default on
kubuntu because it is part of kdebluetooth which in turn is a dependency
of the kubuntu-desktop package.
The error should either not happen/popup at all, or it should be more
descriptive (taking into account that it is installed by default on
every kubuntu system and as such there's a very real chance that no
bluetooth hardware or services are present at all).
$ systemsettings
adding Bluetooth Services /usr/share/applications/kde/kcm_kbluetoothd.desktop
systemsettings: WARNING: DCOPCall::call() failed for function services()
systemsettings: WARNING: DCOPCall::call() failed for function services()
systemsettings: WARNING: DCOPCall::call() failed for function
getRulePolicyList()
systemsettings: WARNING: DCOPCall::call() failed for function
numConnectionRules()
systemsettings: WARNING: DCOPCall::call() failed for function getJobs()
systemsettings: WARNING: DCOPCall::call() failed for function
getInquiryInterval()
systemsettings: WARNING: DCOPCall::call() failed for function getPagedDevices()
adding Paired Bluetooth Devices /usr/share/applications/kde/kcm_btpaired.desktop
This happens on a fresh install of feisty
** Affects: kdebluetooth (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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kde systemsettings bluetooth module: "DCOP error when calling services()"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/108461
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