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[Simplehuman <doityourselfteam@xxxxxxxxx>]

>> What did you do with this folder to correct the problem?​

Just renamed ubuntu-system-settings folder, then ubuntu-system-settings 
created a new one.

>> ​The “Pictures” folder is created...

Well, when I updated correctly and then just compared old folder and new 
one.

>> ...you also mention this in the bug?

I did, right after writing here.

For some reason permissions were wrong. I can't reproduce permissions 
state when the problem came up because I renamed this folder from root. 
Now I changed permissions of old folder to correct ones and everything 
is working.

But it is still a bug, because I didn't open Terminal, didn't connect to 
device from PC or even open a File Browser for >2 weeks. Just using 
phablet as a regular user. Permissions changed by something else and it 
is interesting...what could cause that?

29.08.2016 14:57, Jonas Drange пишет:
> On 29 August 2016 at 10:53, Simplehuman <doityourselfteam@xxxxxxxxx 
> <mailto:doityourselfteam@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
>
>     Problem is found and fixed. It was in
>     ~./local/share/ubuntu-system-settings folder. Somehow normal
>     structure of this folder messed up.
>
>
> ​What did you do with this folder to correct the problem?​
>
>     Normally, there must be 1 file "updatestore.db" but when it broke
>     there were no such file, only an empty folder "Pictures". (???)
>
>
> ​The “Pictures” folder is created by the Background panel, so that's 
> completely normal. The updatestore.db is a very recent file, and it's 
> absence should not affect the system image update at all.​
>
>     How can it be possible? Manual intervention is excluded. I didn't
>     even open hidden folders for weeks, I didn't make my system folder
>     RW, etc.
>
>
> ​updatestore.db does not exist on <= OTA12, and even just visiting the 
> Background panel will give you a …/Pictures folder.
>
> Thanks for feeding back your findings, could you also mention this in 
> the bug?
>
> BR, Jonas