gnome-system-monitor attempts to read from /run/systemd/sessions which is causing syslog spam of the denials. It would be nice to allow autoconnect of system-files to allow this access. Bug reference
run-systemd-sessions:
interface: system-files
read:
- /run/systemd/sessions
I spoke with @kenvandine about this on IRC and currently we do not have an appropriate interface to allow access to /run/systemd/sessions, so this is the best we’ve got atm to limit the massive amount of log spam.
+1 for use of and auto-connect of system-files with the interface reference of run-systemd-sessions
.
Note: I’m investigating a login-observe interface that would allow readonly access to this, who
and potentially loginctl
. With an interface like this, gnome-system-monitor could drop use of system-files.
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@reviewers - can others vote?
+1 from me too for now until we have something better.
Any status update on this?
FYI, the login-session-observe interface will be available in 2.43.
2 votes for, 0 against for use of and auto-connect of system-files with the interface reference of run-systemd-sessions
. This is now live.
Please note that while the snap declaration has been issued and I’ve updated the review-tools to allow use of this interface reference, the store doesn’t have this change in production yet. New revisions will need to be manually approved in the meantime.