New issue 10 by alekcejk: messagebus error
http://code.google.com/p/socket-sentry/issues/detail?id=10
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Install socketsentry
2. Restart service messagebus with 'service messagebus restart' as root
There is error message:
Unknown group "socketsentry" in message bus configuration file
What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
socketsentry 0.9.2 built on Fedora 12, running in KDE 4.4.1.
Please provide any additional information below.
Fedora 12 RPM can be built using this SRPM
http://nucleo.fedorapeople.org/rpms/socketsentry/
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It's not clear to me how this impacts yuou. Are you saying you can't use
the applet
at all? Or that you get an error only when restarting D-Bus? If it's the
latter, you
may be able to solve it by creating a "socketsentry" group on your box. See
http://code.google.com/p/socket-sentry/wiki/FrequentlyAskedQuestions#How_can_I_restrict_access_to_Socket_Sentry_data
for more information.
Others have reported success with Fedora 12. See
http://groups.google.com/group/socket-sentry/browse_thread/thread/1ccfbb2202362586
and perhaps try that package to see if it makes a difference.
It's not clear to me how this impacts you. Are you saying you can't use the
applet
at all? Or that you get an error only when restarting D-Bus? If it's the
latter, you
may be able to solve it by creating a "socketsentry" group on your box. See
It's not clear to me how this impacts you. Are you saying you can't use the
applet
at all? Or that you get an error only when restarting D-Bus? If it's the
latter, you
may be able to solve it by creating a "socketsentry" group on your box. See
http://code.google.com/p/socket-sentry/wiki/FrequentlyAskedQuestions#I_am_getting_a_cryptic_error:_%22Launch_helper_exited_with_un
and
Applet works fine in Fedora 12.
But that message should be fixed somehow.
Is creating of socketsentry group the only possible solution?
Another option is to remove the "socketsentry" group policy from the
"/etc/dbus-1/system.d/org.socketsentry.Watcher.conf" file. That may be a
workable
solution in your case. However, it won't work for some non-Fedora distros,
particularly if they don't support the "at_console" security policy type.
Those folks
will need to use the "socketsentry" group (or similar) in order to access
the service
securely over D-Bus.
The out-of-the-box D-Bus configuration is intended to make Socket Sentry
work on the
greatest number of distros and provide a default level of security without
manual
intervention, but it may not be optimal in all cases. I look at this as a
packaging
issue, though. So my recommendation is to either create the "socketsentry"
group as
part of your install or remove the group policy from the D-Bus config file.
Either
approach should prevent the message you see when restarting D-Bus.
Creating the group has some advantages on multiuser systems as explained in
the FAQ,
so that's something to consider, as well.
No such problem with messagebus when I installed my rpm and run
socketsentry on
Fedora 13 KDE LiveCD. Even without group creation or modification of
org.socketsentry.Watcher.conf.
Don't know why it happens on installed Fedora 12 on hard drive.
Comment #7 on issue 10 by r...@hasselbaum.net: messagebus error
http://code.google.com/p/socket-sentry/issues/detail?id=10
Perhaps the version of D-Bus shipped in Fedora 13 is more forgiving.
dbus-1.2.16 in Fedora 12
dbus-1.2.22 in Fedora 13