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[Jean-Baptiste Lallement <jean-baptiste.lallement@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Le 29/07/2016 à 00:21, advocatux a écrit :
> El 28/07/16 a las 15:30, Jean-Baptiste Lallement escribió:
> > Le 28/07/2016 à 14:50, Guillaume F a écrit :
> > > I have quite a lot of these as well. I've always assumed they were for
> > > websites asking for your location through the web browser, but that's
> > > just a guess.
> > >
> > > It would be great to have a way do delete them, though.
> > You can find which application it is by searching the trust database
> > for location.
> >
> > The db is /home/phablet/.local/share/UbuntuLocationService/trust.db
> > it's an sqlite3 database.
> >
> > When you're connected to the device as phablet run something like
> > sqlite3 ~/.local/share/UbuntuLocationService/trust.db \
> >     "select * from requests;"
> >
> > And check which entries would match with the empty lines.
> >
> > JB.
>
> Hi, I've checked the db but I can't draw any conclusion because the
> order on the screen is not the same (On screen is: Here Maps, Clock,
> Weather, BLANK, SensorsStatus, uNav, Scopes, and Browser).
>
>
> 1|com.nokia.heremaps_here|0|1432063284746321619|0
> 2|com.nokia.heremaps_here|0|1432128638985367930|1
> 3|me.yohanboniface.osmtouch_OSMTouch|0|1432129942191632316|1
> 4|me.yohanboniface.sensorsstatus_SensorsStatus|0|1432217076471601870|1
> 5|com.ubuntu.clock_clock|0|1432243050650371541|1
> 6|com.ubuntu.clock_clock|0|1432243281520585324|0
> 7|navigator.costales_navigator|0|1440116121965199849|1
> 8|com.ubuntu.weather_weather|0|1445559012237187094|1
> 9|unity8-dash|0|1469668422342665000|1
> 10|me.yohanboniface.osmtouch_OSMTouch|0|1469669265075682531|0
> 11|me.yohanboniface.osmtouch_OSMTouch|0|1469669267167416223|1
> 12|me.yohanboniface.osmtouch_OSMTouch|0|1469722131464666539|0
> 13|webbrowser-app|0|1469739732997321309|1
> 14|webbrowser-app|0|1469740191683051926|0
> 15|webbrowser-app|0|1469740277542927469|1
> 16|webbrowser-app|0|1469740419341767016|0
> 17|webbrowser-app|0|1469740420946485939|1
>
> Any help or feedback is very welcome. Thanks in advance.
You can sort by ApplicationId in alphabetical order to find where the 
app is in the list in system-settings. You can also check if there is a 
matching desktop file in ~/.local/share/applications/ or 
/usr/share/applications/

If there is a record in the trust db but no desktop file, the app has 
very likely been removed from the system and the record can be safely 
deleted from the db.

But as Victor said in another reply, it seems OSMTouch is the blank line.

JB.
> --
> advocatux


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