Paul Cartwright-4 wrote:
>
> well, guess what, after my reboot ( another issue), now update manager
> says
> there is a new update available. gnome-volume-manager...
> if I do that update , will it break our fix?
>
Don't do the update. It's not really an update anyway, it's the old Debian
pac
Jussi Nurminen wrote:
>
> FYI,
> I checked the gnome-volume-manager bugs and this solution was given
> by somebody in a related bug report (#305846) five months ago. Since there
> has been no response from the maintainer, I'm submitting another bug report.
Just follow-up into existing, using repor
On Wed November 26 2008, Jussi Nurminen wrote:
> Logout and login all users, or kill and restart all gnome-volume-manager
> processes.
> And hopefully, there is no more hotplug trouble for you.
well, guess what, after my reboot ( another issue), now update manager says
there is a new update avail
Good. I think it's best to place the modified package on hold with
#aptitude hold gnome-volume-manager
so it doesn't get automatically updated, at least until the bug is fixed.
For anyone trying to recompile the package, note that you also need
to add the lenny source repository to /etc/apt/so
FYI,
I checked the gnome-volume-manager bugs and this solution was given
by somebody in a related bug report (#305846) five months ago. Since there
has been no response from the maintainer, I'm submitting another bug report.
yours,
Jussi
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On Wed November 26 2008, Jussi Nurminen wrote:
> Logout and login all users, or kill and restart all gnome-volume-manager
> processes.
> And hopefully, there is no more hotplug trouble for you.
and it also worked for me. I logged us both out, logged us both back in, as
her I inserted my USB stick
On Wed November 26 2008, Jussi Nurminen wrote:
> Run 'debuild -uc -us' to compile the package, which is created in the
> parent directory.
dpkg-checkbuilddeps: warning: can't parse dependency ooobasis30-en_us-res
dpkg-checkbuilddeps: warning: can't parse dependency ooobasis30-en_us-help
dpkg-check
I think I've resolved this problem.
The root of the issue is indeed gnome-volume-manager. Looking at the sources
(src/manager.c) reveals the following
--
#ifdef ENABLE_MULTIUSER
guint32 result = 0;
if (gvm_query_console_kit (USER_IS_ACTIVE, &result) != -1)
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i.e. gnome-volu
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