*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1347272 ***
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** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1347272
XFCE applications appear irresponsible after communicating with a daemon
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In Ubuntu 12.04 seems to work fine
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Note that Darko's Bug #1254881 (xfce session starts multiple instances
of xfce4-power-manager and xfce4-volumed) is useful, while Bug #1314782
(multimedia keys don't work when xfce4-volumed is run in daemon mode)
might be the ultimate fix for all of this, assuming that patch can be
applied to more
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i had this problem BUT i have been installing from server or alternate to a
text interface THEN installing xubuntu-desktop.
the result is xubuntu with nothing else - not even THIS problem.
On Sun, May 25, 2014 at 7:52 AM, Dimitri Bakalow
<973...@bugs.launchpad.net>wrote:
> There's more to it -
There's more to it - commands with --quit and --restart options won't do
anything
~$ ps -ef | grep power-manager | grep -v grep
u**+ 25698 23969 0 00:45 ?00:00:00 xfce4-power-manager
~$ xfce4-power-manager --quit
~$ ps -ef | grep power-manager | grep -v grep
u**+ 25698 23969 0 00
This had been working for me for the last 18 months, then (same as
@tommy-trussell) I upgraded (to Xubuntu 14.04, no issues, but then it
started again.
Actually, during that 18 month period when it "worked" (proper suspend
on LID close) there would be occasional times that the suspend would
fail.
Same problem here. Lubuntu 14.04 on Eee PC 1015PEM:
--- BEGIN
andrea@andreeea:~$ xfce4-power-manager --quit
andrea@andreeea:~$ xfce4-power-manager --no-daemon
(xfce4-power-manager:4968): xfce4-power-manager-WARNING **: Unable to
connect to session managet : Impossibile connettersi al gestore dell
I was seeing this bug in 13.10 but it seemed to not be an issue in 14.04
for a few weeks after I upgraded, but recently it started again. Maybe I
had applied the workaround in 13.10 and it got carried over, but a post-
upgrade update reverted it. Maybe.
The workaround has helped me: editing /etc/x
This bug says "Fix released" but I fail to see a fix listed in the
comments for this post, or a root cause. I am still experiencing the
issue in Xubuntu 14.04/Xfce 4.10. The link to the Xfce bugzilla-tracked
bug also has little information or resolution. Would it be possible to
change the status
Same problem here for 14.04
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I have the same Problem in xubuntu Trusty (14.04) .
When I try to access the Xubuntu-Power-Manager through Xubuntu Settings
/ Settings Manager first nothing happen, then ill become an error
message:
"xfce4-power-manager-settings-CRITICAL **: Unable to get configuration
information from xfce power
with fresh ubuntu 13.10 and xfce desktop i get this symptomatic behavior
(confirmed on several installations):
* at first everything looks ok
* after several logout/logins or after wake-up from hibernate
xfce4-power-manager (symptom: no battery status icon) and audio volume buttons
stop working,
On Acer Aspire 5920G after updating kernel 3.2.0-40 12.04 LTS Ubuntu-Studio I
got the same problem and it still resists with the kernel -41.
Before I made this update I had no problems with xfce-power-manager.
I tried to solve it with this workaround, which doesn't solve the problem
completely:
h
Is it fixed on 12.04 also? It's just happened again on my laptop...
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Title:
Unable to connect to Xfce Power Manager
To manage notifications about
** Changed in: xfce4-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Opinion => Fix Released
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Title:
Unable to connect to Xfce Power Manager
To manage noti
This bug also affects me, xfce4-power-manager stopped working out-of-
the-box after I set up a fresh Ubunutu 12.10 64-bit installation. I.e. I
assume it is lightdm and its use ot the indicators from Unity.
As window manager I use awesome and chose xfce4-power-manager for indicating
battery status
** Also affects: lightdm
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
Unable to connect to Xfce Power Manager
To manage notifications abou
After two more months of testing I can confirm my #35 :
this doesn't happen with the XFCE notification area, only with the Ubuntu
notification area (which is used by default).
So I propose: switch the default notification area to the XFCE
notification area for xubuntu-desktop.
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In 12.10 I have found the problem persists after removing indicator-
power and gnome-power-manager.
To work around the problem I have edited the session start-up file
/etc/xdg/autostart/xfce4-power-manager.desktop:
replacing 'Exec=xfce4-power-manager' with 'Exec=xfce4-power-manager
--no-daemon'
I had simillar issue that there was 2 xfce4 power manager running but no
battery icon on the desktop with ubuntu 12.04 + xubuntu insalled on top
it.
The solution from this link helped
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2036759
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Maybe this observation is usefull:
I started using _only_ the XFCE notification area (see
file:///usr/share/doc/xfce4-panel/html/C/systray.html ) and _not_ the other
Ubuntu notification area (where Unity indicators will be placed).
Since then, I hadn't this bugs problem anymore. (I hope it will s
On new install of 12.10 (AMD64 architecture) this bug appeared.
Notice that 12.10 is using XFCE 4.10 as standard, so no need for PPA.
Additional information:
* When trying operations requested on comment #2, observed same behavior as
comment #12
* Regarding power button, it does nothing when pre
** Changed in: xfce4-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Opinion
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Unable to connect to Xfce Power Manager
To manage notifi
** Also affects: xfce4-power-manager via
https://bugzilla.xfce.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8809
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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U
This may not solve your problem but I think it's worth trying 4.10 from
the Xubunt Dev PPA becuase I have had no problems after installing
it...https://launchpad.net/~xubuntu-dev/+archive/xfce-4.10...
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Just to update.
After serveral days I suddenly find my xfce4-power-manager can not running
again.
I found it is caused by dbus by exploring on Google in an ArchWiki
I use the command 'sudo update-rc.d dbus defaults' and then everything seems to
be ok.
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hi, all,
I fixed my problem by removing indicator-power according to tobydeemer
#23.
Wish this can be helpful to you! ^.^
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Unable to conn
I solved the issue on my laptop by making sure that ONLY "xfce4-power-manager
--no-daemon" was running.
(first killed all xfce4-power-manager processes, as I had several instances
running, then running it with the --no-daemon option)
Tip: Use "kill -9" if you can't kill it normally.
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Happy to say, it's working for me now. Just went through my bash
history to see if I had actually made any changes to the system, but I
can't see any. Tried another reboot and power-manager is working and
suspend when lid closed is, too.
Hope this is not an intermittent problem as appears to be
After upgrading from xubuntu 12.04 x64 (with the xfce 4,10 PPA) to 12.10
the power manager no longer works for me (e.g., no suspend on lid close,
and it won't open in the Setting panel). Running `xfce4-power-manager
--no-daemon` from the command line I get:
(xfce4-power-manager:13198): GLib-WARNI
The Saeed's advice has helped me, I've modified
/etc/xdg/autostart/xfce4-power.manager.desktop to start "xfce4-power-
manager --no-daemon" and now it works fine! Thanks a lot!!!
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Saeed,
this issue is difficult because it is intermittent - which means it happens
sometimes and not others due to an unknown cause.
i am currently not seeing this problem. if it comes back i will try your
fix and let you know if it works.
thanks.
On Sun, Sep 23, 2012 at 3:06 AM, Saeed Zarinfa
I had this problem, i unchecked "Power Manager" from "Application
Autostart" list and added another application with this command "xfce4
-power-manager --no-daemon" then i have not have this problem yet.
Did i do good work?
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Affects me. When xfce power manager fails to run properly (it happens
randomly in about 30% of boots), my system seems to be controlled by
some other power manager, since the screensaver turns on automatically
(I turned it off in xfce4-power-manager). I was one of those unlucky
people installing Ub
Hi all-
I regret to report that my update from yesterday was a bit of a false
alarm, in the respect that I'm now able to get xfce-power-manager
through applet or through System settings window.
The problem on this system that was having issues was that indicator-
power was still installed, and wa
In reply to Ryan Daly #20, ubuntu-desktop is only a meta-package. This means
basically you could do "apt-get install ubuntu-desktop" and it will get
everything you need automatically. Removing meta-packages won't actually
remove, say, nautilus or network-manager. Apt will show you everything tha
This is no longer an issue for me, as of recent updates this is FIXED...
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Title:
Unable to connect to Xfce Power Manager
To manage notifications
I cannot remove gnome-power-manager without it wanting to remove the
ubuntu-desktop, too. I use packages from ubuntu-desktop while using
Xfce, so removing ubuntu-desktop is not an option for me.
Is the workaround to simply uninstall/reinstall lightdm?
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I was having the same issue on my MacBook Air 2012, and followed the
advice from tobydeemer in #14 - removing all the unity and gnome-power-
manager stuff - and suspend/resume works perfectly now.
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i have reinstalled Xubuntu without Unity and now have NO PROBLEM with
power management.
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To manage
NOW the original admin login that worked properly has THE PROBLEM ! see
comment above.
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Unable to connect to Xfce Power Manager
To manage
i have 2 32it installs of 12.04 (laptops) with Unity and Xfce (Xubuntu).
on Computer A, Xubuntu was installed THEN Unity. on Computer B the
standard Unity install was made THEN Xubuntu. the result of this is that
A uses the Xubuntu login and B the standard login - sorry i don't know
the details of
Maybe I should add, my installation was also regular Ubuntu with adding
xubuntu-desktop package later. Maybe it's connected to that?
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Unabl
Just to update-
My installation was done as regular Ubuntu, using Unity. I had later
added Xubuntu Desktop package, as Unity was too resource hungry on this
machine. (AMD dual core 11.9ghz, 4gb DDR2, 32gb ssd).
This issue started manifesting probably a couple days ago, and I recall
seeing a unity
This also is occurring for me. Running from a terminal I get this:
user@host:~$ ps ax | grep power
1469 ?Sl 0:00 /usr/lib/upower/upowerd
1898 ?Ss 0:00 xfce4-power-manager
2189 ?Sl 0:00 xfce4-power-manager-settings --socket-id=54526262
2297 pts/1S+ 0:
OK, I got the problem again.
So your commands give me:
xfce4-power-manager --quit
(no output message)
xfce4-power-manager --no-daemon
"Energieverwaltung für Xfce: Eine andere Energieverwaltung läuft bereits"
which means translatet:
"power manager for fxce: an other power manager is now running".
I'm on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS with XFCE 4.10 as well but this problem has not
been fixed for me. The symptoms remain the same and without power
options I cannot hibernate either.
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This seems to be fixed in XFCE 4.10 as I no longer have that issue. Can
you look into it further and test with 4.10? I forget the PPA that
provides that update and will have to find it again...
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Bad form following up to myself, I know, but: running xfce4-power-
manager as root loads it as expected, complete with battery icon.
Loading it as plain-old-me does not.
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Same here. Running xfce4-power-manager with --nodaemon results in the
following:
(xfce4-power-manager:3027): xfce4-power-manager-WARNING **: could not
map keysym 1008ffa8 to keycode
Fully up-to-date Ubuntu 12.04 install with xubuntu-desktop installed
through apt, in an Xfce4 session. No battery i
Having this exact problem on Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit using xfce4, running on
a Thinkpad T61 (CTO-8897).
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Title:
Unable to connect to Xfce Power Manage
I have found this problem to be intermittent. Whenever this is
happening, I also get no response from pressing the power button on my
computer (normally, pressing the power button gives a prompt for
suspend, shut down, etc.). Also, whenever this is happening, there is no
battery icon in the panel,
This is also happening to me, I filed a similar bug in their Bugzilla listing:
https://bugzilla.xfce.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8809
Power Manager for any 12.04 LTS version except my Lubuntu 12.04 seem to
be totally unusable, this application is really a mess.
** Bug watch added: Xfce Bugzilla #8809
Same problem happened to me. It happened right after I installed the
xubuntu-desktop package, I logged out of Gnome and into XFCE, and I got
the message. I then rebooted my computer, and logging into XFCE directly
seems to solve the problem.
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Sorry, for the moment, I can't reproduce, next time I started the session, it
works.
If it happens again, I'll report the result of your advices.
thanks.
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Hi,
Thanks for your bug report.
Could you try to start it manually in a terminal with the following commands:
xfce4-power-manager --quit # to quit it in case it is running
xfce4-power-manager --no-daemon # this will start it manually and display
warnings/error messages on the console
?
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