Bug 1608739

Schema file in gnome-user-share and gconftool output shows 
"enabled = false".  
In that case the gnome-user-share should be disabled by default

$ gconftool-2 -a /desktop/gnome/file_sharing
 bluetooth_obexpush_enabled = false
 bluetooth_allow_write = false
 bluetooth_accept_files = bonded
 bluetooth_notify = false
 require_password = never
 bluetooth_enabled = false
 enabled = false                   <== 
 bluetooth_require_pairing = true

/etc/gconf/schemas/desktop_gnome_file_sharing.schemas
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<gconfschemafile>
  <schemalist>
    <schema>
      <key>/schemas/desktop/gnome/file_sharing/enabled</key>
      <applyto>/desktop/gnome/file_sharing/enabled</applyto>
      <owner>gnome-user-share</owner>
      <type>bool</type>
      <default>false</default>                           <== 
      <gettext_domain>gnome-user-share</gettext_domain>
      <locale name="C">

I can manipulate the value using gconftool-2.

$ gconftool-2 --type bool --set /desktop/gnome/file_sharing/enabled true

$ gconftool-2 --type bool --set /desktop/gnome/file_sharing/enabled false

But after I modify it to "enabled=false" again, logout and login,
still the file manager shows the gnome-usr-share.

I have no idea how to disable it from CLI.

(In reply to masanari iida from comment #0)
> Description of problem:
> I try to disable gnome-user-share function without removing gnome-user-share
> RPM.

What "gnome-user-share function" are you trying to disable?

> I try to modify  /desktop/gnome/file_sharing/enabled flag.
> It is already "enabled = false", but the gnome-user-sharing is enabled.

What do you mean by "gnome-user-sharing is enabled"?

> Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
> gnome-user-share-3.28.2-3.el6

I'm guessing you mean "gnome-user-share-2.28.2-3.el6", correct?

> How reproducible:
> Always
> 
> Steps to Reproduce:
> (1) Install OS.
> (2) Install gnome-user-share RPM.
> (3) Open "Downloads" folder in filemanager.
> 
> Result: User file sharing is enabled.
> 
> (4) gconftool-2 -a /desktop/gnome/file_sharing |grep enabled
> 
> Actual Result:
> enabled=false
> 
> Expexted Result:
> enabled= true

It's disabled by default, but the value won't be reset if you uninstall and reinstall the package for example.

> My understanding is that when I install gnome-user-share RPM,
> it is enabled by default.

That's not the case, we obviously don't want to share files without the user's consent.

> In that case the gconftool-2 also show "enabled = true".
> 
> My actual problem is, how do I disable gnome-user-share function
> without removing the RPM.

(In reply to masanari iida from comment #3)
> I can manipulate the value using gconftool-2.
> 
> $ gconftool-2 --type bool --set /desktop/gnome/file_sharing/enabled true
> 
> $ gconftool-2 --type bool --set /desktop/gnome/file_sharing/enabled false
> 
> But after I modify it to "enabled=false" again, logout and login,
> still the file manager shows the gnome-usr-share.

What does that mean?

> I have no idea how to disable it from CLI.

Let me explain one more time.
I want to disable file sharing function in "File Browser".
From "Application" -> SystemTools -> File Browser
Then Click "Download" on left menu.
I can see "Personal File Sharing. You can receive files over Bluetooth into this folder".

I found that if I remove "gnome-user-share" RPM form the system,
then the message "Personal File Sharing. You can receive files 
over Bluetooth into this folder" doesn't exist any more.

So I suspect gnome-user-share RPM is related to my symptom.
Then I found a schema file in the RPM file, so I tried to disable
the "personal file sharing" using gconftool-2.

Created attachment 1470701 [details]
File Browser with Personal file share message

(In reply to masanari iida from comment #5)
> Let me explain one more time.
> I want to disable file sharing function in "File Browser".
> From "Application" -> SystemTools -> File Browser
> Then Click "Download" on left menu.
> I can see "Personal File Sharing. You can receive files over Bluetooth into
> this folder".

That's normal, and will appear even if the feature is disabled, the goal being to provide a quick link to the preferences to enable it as needed. It doesn't mean that there's file sharing enabled _at this moment_.

> I found that if I remove "gnome-user-share" RPM form the system,
> then the message "Personal File Sharing. You can receive files 
> over Bluetooth into this folder" doesn't exist any more.

The only way to disable the message is to remove the RPM, that's correct.

> So I suspect gnome-user-share RPM is related to my symptom.
> Then I found a schema file in the RPM file, so I tried to disable
> the "personal file sharing" using gconftool-2.

That's not going to make a difference.

> The only way to disable the message is to remove the RPM, that's correct.
This is what I wanted to know.

Thanks

(In reply to masanari iida from comment #8)
> > The only way to disable the message is to remove the RPM, that's correct.
> This is what I wanted to know.
> 
> Thanks

Great, thanks for the reply, I'll close this bug now.