Since the last update Yast crashes: I can open the controll center, but the modul software installation crashes.
To suspend to disk polkit asks for roots PW. Package Kit just sends messages it could not reach the server, because of missing rights. By the way, where can I find the messages I get for some seconds? Because smb4k as well complaines it could not find nmblookup or something.
I’m on Tumbleweed. Maybe something went wrong with the last update. Can I repeat the update I did with
Does it crash immediately when you start it, or does it only crash when a conflict resolution dialog comes up?
The latter problem is fixed already, the fix is not in the repo yet but should be in the next snapshot.
To suspend to disk polkit asks for roots PW. Package Kit just sends messages it could not reach the server, because of missing rights.
Probably your user session is not registered with logind, or your polkit config is broken.
Does “loginctl” list your user?
Does it work if you logout and login again?
By the way, where can I find the messages I get for some seconds? Because smb4k as well complaines it could not find nmblookup or something.
Depends on the messages and how you started the particular application.
If you mean the messages that appear in Konsole when you run an application there, those go to ~/.xsession-errors:-0 if you run it normally.
You can also redirect the output yourself by appending ‘> filename’.
Random messages an application might show somewhere in its GUI are not logged, unless the application explicitly does that itself.
I’m on Tumbleweed. Maybe something went wrong with the last update. Can I repeat the update I did with
zypper up -r repo-oss
?
Well, that wouldn’t “repeat” the update, it would only install new updates.
Why not try “zypper dup --from repo-oss” instead though?
This should bring your system in a consistent state.
Oh and in general it’s better to open a separate thread for different problems.
Crashes after refreshing the repos, when trying to create the window. Happens only, when non on first screen, but on second screen (of three).
Probably your user session is not registered with logind, or your polkit config is broken.
Does “loginctl” list your user?
Does it work if you logout and login again?
loginctl
revealed that there where two session of the same user. Thank you, good idea.
If you mean the messages that appear in Konsole when you run an application there, those go to ~/.xsession-errors:-0 if you run it normally.
You can also redirect the output yourself by appending ‘> filename’.
Random messages an application might show somewhere in its GUI are not logged, unless the application explicitly does that itself.
Hm, ok, what a pity that I don’t get the message. But maybe smb4k will behave better, when not having two sessions of the same user.
If it was a standard desktop notification, the notification applet might still show it.
Try to click in the up arrow to show the hidden applets, you should see old notifications there (unless you closed them actively, or they were only transient)