Cinnamon session crashing login from greeter
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I wanted to change my desktop environment (DE) to cinnamon because it was way faster on my test computer.
I ran the command:apt-get install cinnamon-desktop-environment
Rebooted.
Changed the DE to Cinnamon.
Put my password in, and then it kicked me back into the greeter.
When I looked at the logs, I found this error message:
Mar 5 13:28:39 lab-linux-01 cinnamon-session[7991]: GLib-GIO-ERROR: t+0.01202s: Settings schema 'org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing' does not contain a key named 'enabled'#012aborting...
Mar 5 13:28:39 lab-linux-01 kernel: [ 588.104932] traps: cinnamon-sessio[7991] trap int3 ip:7fc180cd3ad1 sp:7fffb34390a0 error:0 in libglib-2.0.so.0.5502.0[7fc180c82000+113000]
Googling around for this error message did not yield very much help.
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I wanted to change my desktop environment (DE) to cinnamon because it was way faster on my test computer.
I ran the command:apt-get install cinnamon-desktop-environment
Rebooted.
Changed the DE to Cinnamon.
Put my password in, and then it kicked me back into the greeter.
When I looked at the logs, I found this error message:
Mar 5 13:28:39 lab-linux-01 cinnamon-session[7991]: GLib-GIO-ERROR: t+0.01202s: Settings schema 'org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing' does not contain a key named 'enabled'#012aborting...
Mar 5 13:28:39 lab-linux-01 kernel: [ 588.104932] traps: cinnamon-sessio[7991] trap int3 ip:7fc180cd3ad1 sp:7fffb34390a0 error:0 in libglib-2.0.so.0.5502.0[7fc180c82000+113000]
Googling around for this error message did not yield very much help.
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Exact same issue!
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Jul 4 at 20:21
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I wanted to change my desktop environment (DE) to cinnamon because it was way faster on my test computer.
I ran the command:apt-get install cinnamon-desktop-environment
Rebooted.
Changed the DE to Cinnamon.
Put my password in, and then it kicked me back into the greeter.
When I looked at the logs, I found this error message:
Mar 5 13:28:39 lab-linux-01 cinnamon-session[7991]: GLib-GIO-ERROR: t+0.01202s: Settings schema 'org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing' does not contain a key named 'enabled'#012aborting...
Mar 5 13:28:39 lab-linux-01 kernel: [ 588.104932] traps: cinnamon-sessio[7991] trap int3 ip:7fc180cd3ad1 sp:7fffb34390a0 error:0 in libglib-2.0.so.0.5502.0[7fc180c82000+113000]
Googling around for this error message did not yield very much help.
dpkg cinnamon glib
asked Mar 5 at 14:33
David
1,67411332
I wanted to change my desktop environment (DE) to cinnamon because it was way faster on my test computer.
I ran the command:apt-get install cinnamon-desktop-environment
Rebooted.
Changed the DE to Cinnamon.
Put my password in, and then it kicked me back into the greeter.
When I looked at the logs, I found this error message:
Mar 5 13:28:39 lab-linux-01 cinnamon-session[7991]: GLib-GIO-ERROR: t+0.01202s: Settings schema 'org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing' does not contain a key named 'enabled'#012aborting...
Mar 5 13:28:39 lab-linux-01 kernel: [ 588.104932] traps: cinnamon-sessio[7991] trap int3 ip:7fc180cd3ad1 sp:7fffb34390a0 error:0 in libglib-2.0.so.0.5502.0[7fc180c82000+113000]
Googling around for this error message did not yield very much help.
dpkg cinnamon glib
asked Mar 5 at 14:33
David
1,67411332
asked Mar 5 at 14:33
David
1,67411332
asked Mar 5 at 14:33
David
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asked Mar 5 at 14:33
David
1,67411332
1,67411332
Exact same issue!
– Andre Soares
Jul 4 at 20:21
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Exact same issue!
– Andre Soares
Jul 4 at 20:21
Exact same issue!
– Andre Soares
Jul 4 at 20:21
Exact same issue!
– Andre Soares
Jul 4 at 20:21
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The key were these parts of the message: GLib-GIO-ERROR and Settings schema 'org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing'
Where does GLIB store its schemas?
/user/share/glib-2.0/schemas/
$ cd /user/share/glib-2.0/schemas/
$ grep file-sharing *
Binary file gschemas.compiled matches
org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing.gschema.xml:<schema path="/org/gnome/desktop/file-sharing/" id="org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing" gettext-domain="gnome-user-share">
$ dpkg -S /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing.gschema.xml
gnome-user-share: /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing.gschema.xml
Aha - gnome-user-share looks like the culprit!
What does gnome-user-share do?
$ apt search gnome-user-share
Sorting... Done
Full Text Search... Done
gnome-user-share/bionic,now 3.18.3-3 amd64 [installed]
User level public file sharing via WebDAV
I do not need User level public file sharing via WebDAV, so I will remove it.
$ apt-get purge gnome-user-share
I rebooted the computer and was able to login to a nice Cinnamon desktop.
Time to go make some Cinnamon Toast. Does anyone have a good recipe for that for that? ;-)
edited May 1 at 13:27
Fabby
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answered Mar 5 at 14:33
David
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5
This solved my problem when updating Ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04, I could log into Gnome but Cinnamon had problems until I removedgnome-user-share. Thanks for the tip!
– Gargravarr
Apr 27 at 12:23
@Gargravarr if question and answer was useful, please upvote them if you can. Thanks :)
– David
Apr 27 at 16:51
1
already did :) posted the comment so it gets found by Google
– Gargravarr
Apr 30 at 11:32
1
@David deserves some cinnamon rolls ! This solved my problem :)
– dooxe
May 14 at 7:39
This worked for me.
– user1821961
May 31 at 2:52
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1 Answer
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The key were these parts of the message: GLib-GIO-ERROR and Settings schema 'org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing'
Where does GLIB store its schemas?
/user/share/glib-2.0/schemas/
$ cd /user/share/glib-2.0/schemas/
$ grep file-sharing *
Binary file gschemas.compiled matches
org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing.gschema.xml:<schema path="/org/gnome/desktop/file-sharing/" id="org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing" gettext-domain="gnome-user-share">
$ dpkg -S /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing.gschema.xml
gnome-user-share: /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing.gschema.xml
Aha - gnome-user-share looks like the culprit!
What does gnome-user-share do?
$ apt search gnome-user-share
Sorting... Done
Full Text Search... Done
gnome-user-share/bionic,now 3.18.3-3 amd64 [installed]
User level public file sharing via WebDAV
I do not need User level public file sharing via WebDAV, so I will remove it.
$ apt-get purge gnome-user-share
I rebooted the computer and was able to login to a nice Cinnamon desktop.
Time to go make some Cinnamon Toast. Does anyone have a good recipe for that for that? ;-)
edited May 1 at 13:27
Fabby
24.1k1352150
answered Mar 5 at 14:33
David
1,67411332
5
This solved my problem when updating Ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04, I could log into Gnome but Cinnamon had problems until I removedgnome-user-share. Thanks for the tip!
– Gargravarr
Apr 27 at 12:23
@Gargravarr if question and answer was useful, please upvote them if you can. Thanks :)
– David
Apr 27 at 16:51
1
already did :) posted the comment so it gets found by Google
– Gargravarr
Apr 30 at 11:32
1
@David deserves some cinnamon rolls ! This solved my problem :)
– dooxe
May 14 at 7:39
This worked for me.
– user1821961
May 31 at 2:52
 |Â
show 1 more comment
up vote
22
down vote
accepted
The key were these parts of the message: GLib-GIO-ERROR and Settings schema 'org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing'
Where does GLIB store its schemas?
/user/share/glib-2.0/schemas/
$ cd /user/share/glib-2.0/schemas/
$ grep file-sharing *
Binary file gschemas.compiled matches
org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing.gschema.xml:<schema path="/org/gnome/desktop/file-sharing/" id="org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing" gettext-domain="gnome-user-share">
$ dpkg -S /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing.gschema.xml
gnome-user-share: /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing.gschema.xml
Aha - gnome-user-share looks like the culprit!
What does gnome-user-share do?
$ apt search gnome-user-share
Sorting... Done
Full Text Search... Done
gnome-user-share/bionic,now 3.18.3-3 amd64 [installed]
User level public file sharing via WebDAV
I do not need User level public file sharing via WebDAV, so I will remove it.
$ apt-get purge gnome-user-share
I rebooted the computer and was able to login to a nice Cinnamon desktop.
Time to go make some Cinnamon Toast. Does anyone have a good recipe for that for that? ;-)
edited May 1 at 13:27
Fabby
24.1k1352150
answered Mar 5 at 14:33
David
1,67411332
5
This solved my problem when updating Ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04, I could log into Gnome but Cinnamon had problems until I removedgnome-user-share. Thanks for the tip!
– Gargravarr
Apr 27 at 12:23
@Gargravarr if question and answer was useful, please upvote them if you can. Thanks :)
– David
Apr 27 at 16:51
1
already did :) posted the comment so it gets found by Google
– Gargravarr
Apr 30 at 11:32
1
@David deserves some cinnamon rolls ! This solved my problem :)
– dooxe
May 14 at 7:39
This worked for me.
– user1821961
May 31 at 2:52
 |Â
show 1 more comment
up vote
22
down vote
accepted
up vote
22
down vote
accepted
The key were these parts of the message: GLib-GIO-ERROR and Settings schema 'org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing'
Where does GLIB store its schemas?
/user/share/glib-2.0/schemas/
$ cd /user/share/glib-2.0/schemas/
$ grep file-sharing *
Binary file gschemas.compiled matches
org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing.gschema.xml:<schema path="/org/gnome/desktop/file-sharing/" id="org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing" gettext-domain="gnome-user-share">
$ dpkg -S /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing.gschema.xml
gnome-user-share: /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing.gschema.xml
Aha - gnome-user-share looks like the culprit!
What does gnome-user-share do?
$ apt search gnome-user-share
Sorting... Done
Full Text Search... Done
gnome-user-share/bionic,now 3.18.3-3 amd64 [installed]
User level public file sharing via WebDAV
I do not need User level public file sharing via WebDAV, so I will remove it.
$ apt-get purge gnome-user-share
I rebooted the computer and was able to login to a nice Cinnamon desktop.
Time to go make some Cinnamon Toast. Does anyone have a good recipe for that for that? ;-)
edited May 1 at 13:27
Fabby
24.1k1352150
answered Mar 5 at 14:33
David
1,67411332
The key were these parts of the message: GLib-GIO-ERROR and Settings schema 'org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing'
Where does GLIB store its schemas?
/user/share/glib-2.0/schemas/
$ cd /user/share/glib-2.0/schemas/
$ grep file-sharing *
Binary file gschemas.compiled matches
org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing.gschema.xml:<schema path="/org/gnome/desktop/file-sharing/" id="org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing" gettext-domain="gnome-user-share">
$ dpkg -S /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing.gschema.xml
gnome-user-share: /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/org.gnome.desktop.file-sharing.gschema.xml
Aha - gnome-user-share looks like the culprit!
What does gnome-user-share do?
$ apt search gnome-user-share
Sorting... Done
Full Text Search... Done
gnome-user-share/bionic,now 3.18.3-3 amd64 [installed]
User level public file sharing via WebDAV
I do not need User level public file sharing via WebDAV, so I will remove it.
$ apt-get purge gnome-user-share
I rebooted the computer and was able to login to a nice Cinnamon desktop.
Time to go make some Cinnamon Toast. Does anyone have a good recipe for that for that? ;-)
edited May 1 at 13:27
Fabby
24.1k1352150
answered Mar 5 at 14:33
David
1,67411332
edited May 1 at 13:27
Fabby
24.1k1352150
edited May 1 at 13:27
Fabby
24.1k1352150
edited May 1 at 13:27
Fabby
24.1k1352150
24.1k1352150
answered Mar 5 at 14:33
David
1,67411332
answered Mar 5 at 14:33
David
1,67411332
answered Mar 5 at 14:33
David
1,67411332
1,67411332
5
This solved my problem when updating Ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04, I could log into Gnome but Cinnamon had problems until I removedgnome-user-share. Thanks for the tip!
– Gargravarr
Apr 27 at 12:23
@Gargravarr if question and answer was useful, please upvote them if you can. Thanks :)
– David
Apr 27 at 16:51
1
already did :) posted the comment so it gets found by Google
– Gargravarr
Apr 30 at 11:32
1
@David deserves some cinnamon rolls ! This solved my problem :)
– dooxe
May 14 at 7:39
This worked for me.
– user1821961
May 31 at 2:52
 |Â
show 1 more comment
5
This solved my problem when updating Ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04, I could log into Gnome but Cinnamon had problems until I removedgnome-user-share. Thanks for the tip!
– Gargravarr
Apr 27 at 12:23
@Gargravarr if question and answer was useful, please upvote them if you can. Thanks :)
– David
Apr 27 at 16:51
1
already did :) posted the comment so it gets found by Google
– Gargravarr
Apr 30 at 11:32
1
@David deserves some cinnamon rolls ! This solved my problem :)
– dooxe
May 14 at 7:39
This worked for me.
– user1821961
May 31 at 2:52
5
5
This solved my problem when updating Ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04, I could log into Gnome but Cinnamon had problems until I removed
gnome-user-share. Thanks for the tip!– Gargravarr
Apr 27 at 12:23
This solved my problem when updating Ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04, I could log into Gnome but Cinnamon had problems until I removed
gnome-user-share. Thanks for the tip!– Gargravarr
Apr 27 at 12:23
@Gargravarr if question and answer was useful, please upvote them if you can. Thanks :)
– David
Apr 27 at 16:51
@Gargravarr if question and answer was useful, please upvote them if you can. Thanks :)
– David
Apr 27 at 16:51
1
1
already did :) posted the comment so it gets found by Google
– Gargravarr
Apr 30 at 11:32
already did :) posted the comment so it gets found by Google
– Gargravarr
Apr 30 at 11:32
1
1
@David deserves some cinnamon rolls ! This solved my problem :)
– dooxe
May 14 at 7:39
@David deserves some cinnamon rolls ! This solved my problem :)
– dooxe
May 14 at 7:39
This worked for me.
– user1821961
May 31 at 2:52
This worked for me.
– user1821961
May 31 at 2:52
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Exact same issue!
– Andre Soares
Jul 4 at 20:21