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    Re: Gnome Flashback, Clock

    I marked solved when my fix was committed. It was only a matter of time when fix will be released to updates.

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    Re: Gnome Flashback, Clock

    Quote Originally Posted by albertsmuktupavels View Post
    I marked solved when my fix was committed. It was only a matter of time when fix will be released to updates.
    I was under the impression that once the fix is released to the general population when it is a problem that involves multiple users is when you mark the thread as resolved.
    That did not happen until today.

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    Re: Gnome Flashback, Clock

    Yesterday it was fixed but today it is broken again. There is no clock, network, logout, etc. icons whatsoever. If it were not for Cario Dock I couldn't logout, restart etc.

    still-broke.jpg

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    Re: Gnome Flashback, Clock

    Do you have indicators in /usr/share/unity/indicators/? Now they are loaded from this folder. There must be 4 indicator files - datetime, power, session and sound.

    For me after updates indicators where placed in wrong positions. I already submitted fix for that.

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    Re: Gnome Flashback, Clock

    Quote Originally Posted by albertsmuktupavels View Post
    Do you have indicators in /usr/share/unity/indicators/? Now they are loaded from this folder. There must be 4 indicator files - datetime, power, session and sound.

    For me after updates indicators where placed in wrong positions. I already submitted fix for that.
    Yes indeed I do:
    Code:
    cavsfan@cavsfan-MS-7529:/usr/share/unity/indicators$ ls -l
    total 16
    -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 245 Jul 15 22:52 com.canonical.indicator.datetime
    -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 233 Jul  7 22:07 com.canonical.indicator.power
    -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 242 Jul 16 22:01 com.canonical.indicator.session
    -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 284 Jul 15 22:24 com.canonical.indicator.sound

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    Re: Gnome Flashback, Clock

    Have you tried reinstall indicator-applet-complete? If you still have problems, can you post your ~/.cache/indicator-applet-complete.log file?

    Does anyone else have a problem with indicator-applet-complete?

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    Re: Gnome Flashback, Clock

    Quote Originally Posted by albertsmuktupavels View Post

    Does anyone else have a problem with indicator-applet-complete?
    The new package works fine here other than the mentioned ordering.
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    Re: Gnome Flashback, Clock

    Quote Originally Posted by mc4man View Post
    The new package works fine here other than the mentioned ordering.
    Ordering will be resolved with next update, fix already merged.

    P.S. Open file /usr/share/themes/Ambiance/gtk-3.0/apps/gnome-panel.css for editing, remove padding: 0; and save it. It will restore space between Applications and Places in panel.

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    Re: Gnome Flashback, Clock

    Can now see what Cavsfan reported - logins to flashback show no indicators.
    I think it may happen if the applet crashes, after that it doesn't show again (in either a log out/in or full restart.
    ( ot - as far as log out/ins from gnome* sessions I'm not sure that a user actually fully logs out..

    Edit: got the indicators back by forcing a new .config/dconf/user file. (saved the bad one first
    Switching between the 2 I can get a login with indicators or a login without indicators.

    There doesn't seem to be any real diff as far as schemas/keys values though many settings don't have schemas. There is a 4.8 kB diff between the bad & good user files (bad one is larger
    Initially this looked promising but made no diff when adding 'indicators' to the bad login, - is good, + is bad

    -org.gnome.gnome-panel.layout object-id-list ['menu-bar', 'indicators', 'show-desktop', 'window-list', 'workspace-switcher']
    +org.gnome.gnome-panel.layout object-id-list ['menu-bar', 'show-desktop', 'window-list', 'workspace-switcher']
    Last edited by mc4man; July 19th, 2013 at 12:12 AM.

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    Re: Gnome Flashback, Clock

    Quote Originally Posted by albertsmuktupavels View Post
    Have you tried reinstall indicator-applet-complete? If you still have problems, can you post your ~/.cache/indicator-applet-complete.log file?

    Does anyone else have a problem with indicator-applet-complete?
    I purged the file with SPM and then re-installed it and no changes.

    Quote Originally Posted by mc4man View Post
    Can now see what Cavsfan reported - logins to flashback show no indicators.
    I think it may happen if the applet crashes, after that it doesn't show again (in either a log out/in or full restart.
    ( ot - as far as log out/ins from gnome* sessions I'm not sure that a user actually fully logs out..

    Edit: got the indicators back by forcing a new .config/dconf/user file. (saved the bad one first
    Switching between the 2 I can get a login with indicators or a login without indicators.

    There doesn't seem to be any real diff as far as schemas/keys values though many settings don't have schemas. There is a 4.8 kB diff between the bad & good user files (bad one is larger
    Initially this looked promising but made no diff when adding 'indicators' to the bad login, - is good, + is bad
    I renamed .config/dconf/user to user.old and rebooted. It rebuilt the file but, nothing changed and they are both the same size - 22.2kb.

    The contents of ~/.cache/indicator-applet-complete.log:
    Code:
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Icons directory: /usr/share/libindicator/icons/
    WARNING: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Binding '<Super>S' failed!
    
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Looking at Module: libsyncindicator.so
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Loading Module: libsyncindicator.so
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Looking at Module: libapplication.so
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Loading Module: libapplication.so
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Looking at Module: libmessaging.so
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Loading Module: libmessaging.so
    WARNING: libindicator - IndicatorObject class does not have an accessible description.
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Signal: Entry Added from libmessaging.so
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Looking at Module: libprintersmenu.so
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Loading Module: libprintersmenu.so
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Looking at Module: libappmenu.la
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Looking at Module: libbluetooth.so
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Loading Module: libbluetooth.so
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    CRITICAL: Gtk - gtk_distribute_natural_allocation: assertion 'extra_space >= 0' failed
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Signal: Entry Added from com.canonical.indicator.sound
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Signal: Entry Added from com.canonical.indicator.session
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Signal: Entry Added from com.canonical.indicator.datetime
    DEBUG: Sync-Indicator - indicator-sync.c:249 setting accessible_desc to 'Sync'
    DEBUG: Sync-Indicator - indicator-sync.c:217 setting visibility flag to 0
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Signal: Entry Removed
    CRITICAL: Indicator-Applet-Complete - entry_removed: assertion 'menuitem != NULL' failed
    DEBUG: Indicator-Application - Connected to Application Indicator Service.
    CRITICAL: Gtk - gtk_distribute_natural_allocation: assertion 'extra_space >= 0' failed
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    DEBUG: Indicator-Application - Request current apps
    WARNING: IDO - Can't load user avatar icon: Error opening file: No such file or directory
    DEBUG: Indicator-Application - Building new application entry: :1.18  with icon: nm-device-wired at position 0
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Signal: Entry Added from libapplication.so
    CRITICAL: Gtk - gtk_distribute_natural_allocation: assertion 'extra_space >= 0' failed
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Signal: Entry Removed
    WARNING: GLib-GObject - g_object_disconnect: invalid signal spec "signal::show"
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Signal: Entry Added from libmessaging.so
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Signal: Entry Added from libprintersmenu.so
    DEBUG: Indicator-Applet-Complete - Signal: Entry Removed
    WARNING: GLib-GObject - g_object_disconnect: invalid signal spec "signal::show"
    CRITICAL: Gtk - gtk_distribute_natural_allocation: assertion 'extra_space >= 0' failed
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    WARNING: Gtk - FIXME: assigning images is not implemented
    I still have no clock or anything in the top right panel in flashback.

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