Description of problem: The machine did just boot and I logged in. That very moment the error showed up. Version-Release number of selected component: ibus-1.5.5-1.fc20 Additional info: reporter: libreport-2.1.11 backtrace_rating: 4 cmdline: /usr/libexec/ibus-ui-gtk3 crash_function: g_settings_schema_get_value executable: /usr/libexec/ibus-ui-gtk3 kernel: 3.12.7-300.fc20.x86_64 runlevel: N 5 type: CCpp uid: 1000 Truncated backtrace: Thread no. 1 (10 frames) #2 g_settings_schema_get_value at gsettingsschema.c:640 #3 g_settings_schema_key_init at gsettingsschema.c:805 #4 g_settings_get_value at gsettings.c:1074 #5 g_settings_get_int at gsettings.c:1610 #6 panel_set_timeout_property_panel at panel.c:1417 #7 panel_load_settings at panel.c:1778 #8 emit_signal_instance_in_idle_cb at gdbusconnection.c:3743 #13 gtk_main at gtkmain.c:1158 #14 application_run at application.c:199 #15 application_main at application.c:269
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Just wanted to note that downgrading all ibus components to 1.5.4-2.fc20 fixed the problem for me.
Did you install ibus with yum?
Dear Fujiwara Not exactly yum but I used yumex to install all the files. Ibus was installed when I installed all the components shown by yumex after searched for 'bengali' in yumex.
(In reply to das from comment #13) > Dear Fujiwara > > Not exactly yum but I used yumex to install all the files. Ibus was > installed when I installed all the components shown by yumex after searched > for 'bengali' in yumex. Do you see any errors when you restart ibus with verbose option? % ibus exit % ibus-daemon --xim --verbose Are you able to get the gsettings value? % gsettings get org.freedesktop.ibus.panel auto-hide-timeout 10000
Guess it's ok if I reply, although I wasn't asked (got the same problem, obviously) (In reply to fujiwara from comment #14) > Do you see any errors when you restart ibus with verbose option? > > % ibus exit > % ibus-daemon --xim --verbose Only difference between the versions: (ibus-ui-gtk3:11241): GLib-GIO-ERROR **: Settings schema 'org.freedesktop.ibus.panel' does not contain a key named 'auto-hide-timeout' > > Are you able to get the gsettings value? > > % gsettings get org.freedesktop.ibus.panel auto-hide-timeout > 10000 $ gsettings get org.freedesktop.ibus.panel auto-hide-timeout No such key 'auto-hide-timeout'
OK, I guess you would use selinux-policy-3.12.1-116.fc20 and you might see an script error during ibus installation. After the instruction is done below, selinux will be selinux-policy-3.12.1-117.fc20. https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1054350#c49 And I think you need to reinstall ibus.
@fujiwara This is the output of all the operations you asked: <<< [dd@mamdo ~]$ ibus exit [dd@mamdo ~]$ ibus-daemon --xim --verbose (ibus-ui-gtk3:14185): IBUS-WARNING **: ibus_bus_call_sync: org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.Get: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.Failed: No global engine. (ibus-ui-gtk3:14185): GLib-GIO-ERROR **: Settings schema 'org.freedesktop.ibus.panel' does not contain a key named 'auto-hide-timeout' ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:sr:kbd since its rank is lower than 0 ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:ua:kbd since its rank is lower than 0 ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:ug:kbd since its rank is lower than 0 ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:lo:kbd since its rank is lower than 0 ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:he:kbd since its rank is lower than 0 ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:ko:romaja since its rank is lower than 0 ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:ko:han2 since its rank is lower than 0 ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:ar:kbd since its rank is lower than 0 ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:ru:kbd since its rank is lower than 0 ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:cmc:kbd since its rank is lower than 0 ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:hy:kbd since its rank is lower than 0 ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:cs:kbd since its rank is lower than 0 ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:el:kbd since its rank is lower than 0 ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:kk:kbd since its rank is lower than 0 ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:be:kbd since its rank is lower than 0 ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:ka:kbd since its rank is lower than 0 ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:uz:kbd since its rank is lower than 0 ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:sk:kbd since its rank is lower than 0 ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:my:kbd since its rank is lower than 0 ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:hr:kbd since its rank is lower than 0 ^C [dd@mamdo ~]$ gsettings get org.freedesktop.ibus.panel auto-hide-timeout No such key 'auto-hide-timeout' [dd@mamdo ~]$ >>> Shall I now deinstall ibus and reinstall it? Which version? And, should I deactivate Selinux?
@Hoch I gave the output of your question too in the earlier reply.
(In reply to das from comment #17) > Shall I now deinstall ibus and reinstall it? Which version? And, should I > deactivate Selinux? You need to follow the instruction in https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1054350#c49 before deinstall and reinstall ibus. The current latest ibus is ibus-1.5.5-1. I think deactivating selinux is not enough. The instruction explains the steps.
@fujiwara I did exactly as you said. All the steps. Then I rebooted the machine and logged in. There is the ibus icon now, without the abrt bug-icon showing up as it was happening before. But, ibus has become non-functional in terms of Bengali (India). When I tried to add BN_India Probhat Keyboard as I always did before, ibus is not showing that option at all. After 'Arabic' it is showing 'Bulgarian' without any 'Bengali' option at all. What to do now? Thanks in advance.
I was able to fix my problems this way, thanks! (Using a Russian transliteration layout)
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 1054350 ***
(In reply to das from comment #20) > But, ibus > has become non-functional in terms of Bengali (India). When I tried to add > BN_India Probhat Keyboard as I always did before, ibus is not showing that > option at all. After 'Arabic' it is showing 'Bulgarian' without any > 'Bengali' option at all. Which desktop do you use? If you use GNOME, 'gnome-control-center region' command can add the keyboards. If you use non GNOME, 'ibus-setup' command can add the keyboards in "Input Method" tab. I guess you ask ibus-m17n. Did you install ibus-m17n? If you still cannot show 'Bengali' -> 'probhat', I'd ask you to attach the screenshot and the result of 'ibus read-cache' in this report.
(In reply to fujiwara from comment #23) > (In reply to das from comment #20) > > But, ibus > > has become non-functional in terms of Bengali (India). When I tried to add > > BN_India Probhat Keyboard as I always did before, ibus is not showing that > > option at all. After 'Arabic' it is showing 'Bulgarian' without any > > 'Bengali' option at all. > > Which desktop do you use? > If you use GNOME, 'gnome-control-center region' command can add the > keyboards. > If you use non GNOME, 'ibus-setup' command can add the keyboards in "Input > Method" tab. > > I guess you ask ibus-m17n. Did you install ibus-m17n? > > If you still cannot show 'Bengali' -> 'probhat', I'd ask you to attach the > screenshot and the result of 'ibus read-cache' in this report. Thank you fujiwara Today I had some Bengali work to do, and you made my day in the very morning. Thanks again. Yes, ibus-m17n was not installed. After I installed it and restarted the machine, I got everything as I am used to. But, the only question is, before this incident I was using Bengali_IN Probhat a lot to type in Bengali, so, obviously ibus-m17n was installed. How come it became deinstalled in the first place? Must be some error I did stupidly, I presume. Anyway, my problem is solved.
Oh, I forgot to answer to your question: I use XFCE. A lot of time back some problem in ibus came due to some mismatch between Gnome and Xfce, if I am remembering correctly.
(In reply to das from comment #24) > machine, I got everything as I am used to. But, the only question is, before > this incident I was using Bengali_IN Probhat a lot to type in Bengali, so, > obviously ibus-m17n was installed. How come it became deinstalled in the > first place? Must be some error I did stupidly, I presume. Anyway, my > problem is solved. Just now I noticed your previous comment in comment 17: (In reply to das from comment #17) > [dd@mamdo ~]$ ibus-daemon --xim --verbose ... > ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:sr:kbd since its rank is lower than 0 > ibus-m17n-Message: skipped m17n:ua:kbd since its rank is lower than 0 It means you had ibus-m17n when you got this bug. You might uninstall ibus-m17n when selinux is fixed and ibus is reinstalled. I think every ibus engine also needs to be reinstalled after selinux is fixed.