On login, the ubuntu-one applet showed with exclamation mark, i.e. unconnected.
>I'd like you to attach the files ending in ".log" inside ~/.cache/ubuntuone/log/ .
attached; there was also an zero-length syncdaemon-exceptions.log
>Then, kill all processes named "ubuntuone- client-applet", and open a terminal and run it manually.
When I did that, the applet came up in connected state.
>Finally, when you run "ubuntuone-client-preferences", what do you see?
The usual - Show icon: Always Connect on start: Automatically [unchecked] Limit Bandwidth Usage speed selectors greyed out
Could it be a timing issue, the applet trying to come up before the networkmanager has set up the network?..
On login, the ubuntu-one applet showed with exclamation mark, i.e. unconnected.
>I'd like you to attach the files ending in ".log" inside ubuntuone/ log/ .
~/.cache/
attached; there was also an zero-length syncdaemon- exceptions. log
>Then, kill all processes named "ubuntuone-
client-applet", and open a terminal and run it manually.
When I did that, the applet came up in connected state.
>Finally, when you run "ubuntuone- client- preferences" , what do you see?
The usual -
Show icon: Always
Connect on start: Automatically
[unchecked] Limit Bandwidth Usage
speed selectors greyed out
Could it be a timing issue, the applet trying to come up before the networkmanager has set up the network?..