Encountered An Unknown Error Retrieving Your Data. Uscis

To our knowledge, that is the first documentation about an error with openoffice ogfa and udisks in this forum. In addition, although this guy knew that the problem exists long back, he didn't yet provide a solution. So, if you're trying to mount your disk drives at the local drive system location, then do it with the administrator command and not explicitly with the mounting of the same drives.


If we're assuming that the reason will be changed to a different version (not 1.0a32) when updating Udisks, then I guess that people will try this with the version used right now. If someone knows some workaround, please share them out. Actually, I'd wait till the official new Udisks 1.0a32 release where this becomes a main topic of discussion and not just a warning.


Unfortunately, my system is still not like that. I'll try searching what is going on, but I don't have too much time left for that.


Note that I have manually updated once with the mentioned command and nothing caused any wrong tries. Probably, I'm missing some option or something.


I have found an error in this directory as well:


/usr/lib/systemd/system/uinput.service.socket 'OpenSSO-1.7.0.2772'


the given address seems to be working without problems. Please note that under debian 5.0, this is allowed, but not under ubuntu. They also differ in using the socket name. One thing is sure, this is not Debian compatible.


The line from the log suggests that the daemon is not listening to the port. So one way to verify this would be to see how many zombies are triggered by udisks. There is some information about this in the manual.


Only one zombie is shown. But I have taken the numbers from udisks's page:


Syslog entries show no zombie.


So, why this message? Can anyone help to figure this out?


I really don't know what to say about this. It seems so obvious, but I can't find any more information. If someone knows a mistake somewhere, please let me know!


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