Milliw
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6 months ago I just reinstalled my OS (Nobara 39) and since then I can't add/find devices, too. Clean install. My both phones can find each other though.
Open Si-ris-B opened 6 months ago
Milliw
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6 months ago I just reinstalled my OS (Nobara 39) and since then I can't add/find devices, too. Clean install. My both phones can find each other though.
NyllRE
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5 months ago @Milliw I also use Nobara 39 and it doesn't work, I believe it's an issue with gnome version, they should update something
Milliw
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5 months ago @NyllRE But it did work on my previous installation which was also Nobare 39. The only difference is, that I initially started with Nobara 38 and upgraded at some point.
Since it seems we will not get a solution here I will ask at the Nobara Discord but my hopes are not that high... This sxxx... :-/
kernelb00t
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4 months ago Hey, do your PC have a weird hostname, or some that contains non-ASCII characters? Or a phone having KDE Connect and having emojis in the phone name?
kernelb00t
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4 months ago Seems that this is https://github.com/GSConnect/gnome-shell-extension-gsconnect/blob/44eda98120704077c43a10c7f3c8543072bd964d/src/preferences/device.js#L869C25 that's causing the error
kernelb00t
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4 months ago https://docs.gtk.org/gio/type_func.AppInfo.get_all.html The function get_all() returns every apps (defined by a .desktop file at least) installed on the system.
Execute this in Looking Glass (alt + F2; lg):
let applications = {};
Gio.AppInfo.get_all().forEach(appInfo => {
const encodedName = encodeURIComponent(appInfo.get_name());
const encodedId = encodeURIComponent(appInfo.get_id());
const decodedName = decodeURIComponent(encodedName);
const decodedId = decodeURIComponent(encodedId);
applications[decodedName] = { id: decodedId };
});printerr(JSON.stringify(applications));Press Esc, then go to the terminal:
journalctl -b0 --lines=500 --no-pagerAdjust the number of lines if you have a lot of errors. Scroll to the big chunk of JSON text, copy it, check if there's no personal infos, and paste it to us in code blocks:
` ` ` (no spaces between `)
<your code>
` ` ` (no spaces between `)If there's apps with not correct app id or name, it should error just after executing the GJS code.
Si-ris-B
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3 months ago @kernelb00t There is no JSON text in the terminal output. It returns <exception TypeError: malformed UTF-8 character sequence at offset 0> after executing that code in Looking glass. In the terminal, it shows
gnome-shell[1538]: Can't update stage views actor <LookingGlassDialog>[<Gjs_ui_lookingGlass_LookingGlass>:0x60adc734adb0] is on because it needs an allocation.
gnome-shell[1538]: Can't update stage views actor <unnamed>[<Gjs_ui_lookingGlass_Notebook>:0x60adc37e1e50] is on because it needs an allocation.
gnome-shell[1538]: Can't update stage views actor <unnamed>[<StScrollView>:0x60adc8ea4590] is on because it needs an allocation.
gnome-shell[1538]: Can't update stage views actor <EvalBox>[<StBoxLayout>:0x60adc3924a50] is on because it needs an allocation.I have fixed this issue by allowing 1714-1764 port range for udp and tcp, here is a small tutorial for gnome:
install this or any firewall manager for gnome, go to the public settings, in the port or port range type 1714-1764 and add the protocol udp, then add another one for tcp. you can see a reference in the image below:
:warning: WARNING :warning: : do NOT connect the pc to itself, for some reason it can recognize it's own service and connecting to itself will result to an infinite loop of messages sent to each other until it crashes. this issue should be fixed
Trijal08
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1 month ago I have fixed this issue by allowing 1714-1764 port range for udp and tcp, here is a small tutorial for gnome:
install this or any firewall manager for gnome, go to the public settings, in the port or port range type
1714-1764and add the protocol udp, then add another one for tcp. you can see a reference in the image below:
⚠️ WARNING ⚠️ : do NOT connect the pc to itself, for some reason it can recognize it's own service and connecting to itself will result to an infinite loop of messages sent to each other until it crashes. this issue should be fixed
OMG! THANK YOU SO MUCH MAN, THAT FIXED IT!
NyllRE
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1 month ago @Trijal08 no worries.
the developers should implement a fix for that like a checker that checks if firewall settings are normal when the service initially starts
Trijal08
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1 month ago @Trijal08 no worries.
the developers should implement a fix for that like a checker that checks if firewall settings are normal when the service initially starts
Agreed! 💯
Describe the bug
Devices are no longer displayed in the mobile settings page. It used to work flawlessly before but recently it only shows "searching for devices" without showing any devices. But I am still able to pair devices from the user menu, and transfer files, and utilize other features without any problems. However, I can't adjust settings for each device since the devices aren't shown in the settings page.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
Connected Devices list should appear
GSConnect version
50
Installed from
GitHub releases (zip file)
GNOME Shell version
42.9
Linux distribution/release
Ubuntu 22.04
Paired device(s)
No response
KDE Connect app version
No response
Plugin(s)
No response
Support log
Screenshots
Notes
I have attempted to resolve this issue by completely uninstalling GSConnect with cache and resetting settings. But the problem still persists.