https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=394348
--- Comment #111 from Rok Mandeljc <rok.mande...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Nick Stefanov from comment #109) > Thank you very much for your help :) > > The output is: > > https://pastebin.com/cMi4p7sE > > Yes, cdemu-daemon.service was enabled. I disabled but now I can't mount > CD/DVD images via double click or application chooser. Even the service menu > has disappeared. It's now possible only when I start CDEmu manually, open > it's GUI and mount the image via browsing. It's very inconvenient. And yes, > if mount an image that way, the bug is not present and I can unmount it via > the Devices widged or from the Dolphin's side panel. This sounds like misconfiguration on your side - the system-bus daemon instance should not be required for regular desktop use (it is intended only for headless systems that do not have session bus available due to lack of DE session). The KDE CDEmu manager (kde_cdemu), which is what you are probably referring to as "the GUI" has hard-coded use of session-bus instance, while the official clients (cdemu-client, gcdemu) allow switching between system and session bus, but they default to session bus. The "Open with... CDEmu client" context menu action for ISO image uses cdemu-client; so if this stopped working, you might have manually configured the cdemu-client to use system bus at some point. Do you have one of the following config files on your system: /etc/cdemu-client.conf or ~/.cdemu-client? Can you check if running "cdemu status" from command-line (as regular user) works with cdemu-daemon.service disabled? At any rate, KDE/solid does not seem to be at fault here (aside from not handling colliding device serial numbers), so this bug should be closed. The device serials collision will be fixed in CDEmu, but you should also configure your systems to use only session-bus instance of CDEmu daemon (and perhaps the Arch packages should be adjusted to not provide the support for system-bus instance by default). -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
