virt-manager does not save preferences
Bug #1826271 reported by
michael mccool
This bug affects 1 person
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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d-conf (Ubuntu) |
Confirmed
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Undecided
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virt-manager (Ubuntu) |
Incomplete
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Undecided
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
running Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS with KDE Plasma 5.12.7 (Qt 5.9.5)
after a recent discover software update virt-manager no longer saves preferences. preferences were correctly saved previously (march 2019 and earlier)
/usr/bin/
edit -> preferences -> polling
select poll disk i/o
select memory stats
close window
virt-manager displays cpu usage only.
on restart preferences have not been saved
also, when starting vm's the virtual machine terminal is too small.
previously (march 2019 and earlier) the vm terminals would 'remember'
the window-size that had been made.
something must be 'broken'. can't find virt-manager preferences in any text
file to determine if the file is written-to.
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Hi Michael,
none of the updates we have made to virt-manager since Bionic released seems related to the issue you are describing.
Furthermore I just checked this on my 18.04 and it is saving the preferences just fine (default Desktop, not KDE).
This is stored in config option "/stats/ enable- disk-poll" manager. virt-manager" namespace.
I think this uses gconf, so maybe something is (now) missing in your KDE environment?
All is stored under "org.virt-
[1]: tells us that this is dconf based. manager. virt-manager/ stats/enable- disk-poll in there with my value (I enabled it).
$ dconf-editor
And I find org.virt-
It even shows that it is modified from the default (off) and lets me change it.
This should be stored in permanently in: <user>/ .config/ dconf/user user/1000/ dconf/user
/home/
and some live only data
/run/
Questions:
- Do you have these files
- how do the virt-manager values appear with dconf-editor for you?
- can you persists the values with dconf-editor?
[1]: https:/ /askubuntu. com/questions/ 249887/ gconf-dconf- gsettings- and-the- relationship- between- them /askubuntu. com/questions/ 15262/graphical -editor- for-gsettings- dconf
[2]: https:/