I'm not up to speed with the code as yet but I've found the crux of the issue.
Firstly, I copied from /etc/xdg/ubuntuone/ to ~/.config/ubuntuone/ the files syncdaemon.conf and logging.conf.
syncdaemon contains a __main__ section and is about 3.6KB.
Next I executed /usr/bin/ubuntuone-preferences whilst watching the ~/.config/ubuntuone/ directory.
The dialog successfully opens and show my Ubuntu One account details.
I noticed that the syncdaemon.conf file had changed length to 78 bytes.
Checking I see that the __main__ section is missing.
I investigated the source code in /usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/ubuntuone/syncdaemon/config.py
This code seems to be responsible for deleting the section before re-writing the configuration file:
def save(self):
"""Save the config object to disk"""
# cleanup empty sections
for section in [MAIN, THROTTLING]:
if self.has_section(section) and not self.options(section): self.remove_section(section)
with open(self.config_file+'.new', 'w') as fp: self.write(fp)
I'm not clear on how the self.options("__main__") test is supposed to work here but it seems to be cause of the issue.
I'm not up to speed with the code as yet but I've found the crux of the issue.
Firstly, I copied from /etc/xdg/ubuntuone/ to ~/.config/ ubuntuone/ the files syncdaemon.conf and logging.conf.
syncdaemon contains a __main__ section and is about 3.6KB.
Next I executed /usr/bin/ ubuntuone- preferences whilst watching the ~/.config/ ubuntuone/ directory.
The dialog successfully opens and show my Ubuntu One account details.
I noticed that the syncdaemon.conf file had changed length to 78 bytes.
Checking I see that the __main__ section is missing.
I investigated the source code in /usr/lib/ python2. 6/dist- packages/ ubuntuone/ syncdaemon/ config. py
This code seems to be responsible for deleting the section before re-writing the configuration file:
def save(self): section( section) and not self.options( section) :
self. remove_ section( section) config_ file+'. new', 'w') as fp:
self. write(fp)
"""Save the config object to disk"""
# cleanup empty sections
for section in [MAIN, THROTTLING]:
if self.has_
with open(self.
I'm not clear on how the self.options( "__main_ _") test is supposed to work here but it seems to be cause of the issue.