David Zeuthen wrote:
> Maybe you are not in an active session on the local console. PolicyKit
> relies on a working ConsoleKit installation - check that
> ck-list-sessions output is correct.
That was it, I wasn't running consolekit session after logging into X.
Now I'm allowed to mount my drives
Hi,
On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 2:02 PM, Dmitry Dzhus wrote:
> What is the supposed policy for mounting permissions? Should it be
> possible for local users to just mount flash drives (looks like
> `yes` in udisks actions file implies that
> it is)?
The expected behavior for mounting USB drives is de
What is the supposed policy for mounting permissions? Should it be
possible for local users to just mount flash drives (looks like
`yes` in udisks actions file implies that
it is)? I can't do this with `udisks --mount /dev/sdX` because I'm not
authorized, is it the expected behaviour?
--
Happy Hac
Hello Richard,
Richard Hughes [2010-07-07 9:45 +0100]:
> Right, please make that change in git master. I agree with your logic. Thanks.
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/upower/commit/?id=fc7c6e003a626367558300ce8566e346758ad8e7
A more robust solution might be to move that calculation into
pm-is-supp
On 7 July 2010 08:27, Martin Pitt wrote:
> This reportedly fails sometimes. I was wondering if 0.8 has any
> particular meaning or intention?
Nope, just a hacky metric.
> Colin King explained some details about how much swap will be required
> for hibernation [1]. In short, it seems that for eac
Hello Richard, hello all,
We were wondering about improving upower's check whether hibernate has
sufficient swap space. Right now it considers hibernate possible if
there is at least (active memory) * 0.8 free swap. (The 0.8 is defined
as UP_DAEMON_SWAP_WATERLINE).
This reportedly fails sometimes
