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[Bug 369522] Re: obexpushd and obexftp not correctly restarted after S3/S4

 

Can somebody tell me why ubuntu PC (12.04 ) can't automatically receive files over Bluetooth and save them with no user interaction ?
I already install obexpushd with the command : $sudo apt-get install obexpushd 
After installed it , i create a file : /etc/init/obexpushd.conf and add the following code in this file .
chdir /home/USERNAME
exec obexpushd -n
start on startup
$sudo initctl reload-configuration
$sudo start obexpushd
But it seems can't automatically receive files over Bluetooth .

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Title:
  obexpushd and obexftp not correctly restarted after S3/S4

Status in gnome-user-share:
  Expired
Status in gnome-user-share package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged

Bug description:
  Binary package hint: gnome-user-share

  On Jaunty, package gnome-user-share_2.25.92-0ubuntu2

  There appears to be a race condition on suspend/resume and
  hibernate/thaw which causes obexpushd and obexftp to not get correctly
  shutdown on suspend/hibernate and it attempts to restart them on
  resume, which fails. This makes any subsequent attempt to transfer
  files to the system via bluetooth fail.

  I've traced this to src/user-share.c consolekit_init() method and
  sessionchanged_cb(). When the condition fails, sessionchanged_cb gets
  an "Active" on suspend/hibernate rather than "Inactive" which causes
  the services to not get stopped. It gets another "Active" on
  resume/thaw and then all hell breaks loose.

  I've attached a patch which simplifies the dbus code to register a
  callback which is passed the active/inactive state, thus eliminating
  the race condition. This same method is used in netbook-launcher.

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