How to generate the Aegis file?
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It's not a Qt bug. It's QtCreator, which is 2.3.0 in the current QtSDK (1.1.3). See the bugreport's date, it should be fixed in the next patch release. I have to "git checkout" my .aegis file on every project opening ...
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I see. Thus there was another trouble that I don't rememebr related to the aegis file also in the prevous version of Qt Creator. I meant Qt 4.7.4 and Qt 4.7.3 as the full SDK packages (including Qt Creator ).
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Ok, it seems that there is a problem in the qt creator.
How can I generate the aegis file for the following libraries.
Contacts, SystemInfo, Multimedia, gallery
I think that when ever i changed the aegis file it will be cleared when i build the package using qt creator
Thank you for your help
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For a detailed list take a look here: http://harmattan-dev.nokia.com/docs/library/html/guide/html/Developer_Library_Developing_for_Harmattan_Harmattan_security_Security_guide_Harmattan_APIs_that_require_credentials.html
Create the manifest.aegis file your own in qtc_packaging/debian_harmattan and be prepared the file gets cleared. So store a copy of it somewhere or use a versioning system. Check the file contents before packaging :)
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bq. Finally I remembered where I have found about aegis: http://www.developer.nokia.com/Community/Wiki/Harmattan:Developer_Library/Developing_for_Harmattan/Harmattan_security/Security_guide/Aegis_manifest_file_generation_tool
It is in the Harmattan section of developer.nokia.com not on the developer network. I think this link may be helpful for you.
@gri: It is the second time that someone of us tells it to @mismael :) Seems that we are discussing alone :D
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The developer.nokia.com site is much older than the harmattan-dev site. It also contains no reference to the list of credentials and is less structured in my point of view :) So it is not the same for me.
Edit: Ok, I was wrong, it has detailed information but different :) So it's better to look at both of them.
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@gri: the question was about the owner of this thread :) ... I have seen your link for the first time today, nice! Thank you.
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I tried to put the aegis file while qt creator packaging the application and i used the following credentials in it
@<aegis>
<request>
<credential name="TrackerReadAccess" />
<credential name="TrackerWriteAccess" />
<credential name="GRP::metadata-users" />
<credential name="GRP::pulse-access" />
<credential name="GRP::video" />
<credential name="mce::DeviceModeControl" />
<credential name="mce::TKLockControl" />
<for path="/usr/bin/userdatamanager" />
</request>
</aegis>@but still the application does not execute because of the credentials.
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Do you run the application with debugger attached or without? On the N950 beta1 firmware, there was an error where the applications' credentials are lost when running with debugger.
I don't know exactly which version the emulator is running. If the application works without the debugger, this may be the same.
In this case you would need to:
- Login as developer via ssh
- Execute "cat /etc/passwd | grep developer" and see if you read /bin/sh or /bin/develsh
- If there is /bin/sh, become root and open "/etc/shells" with an editor, add "/bin/develsh"
- Become developer again and run "chsh", choose "/bin/develsh"
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Even in release mode you can run the debugger :) Please start the application with "CTRL + R" or the "Play" icon without overlay on bottom left to be sure.
Also take a look at the _aegis file in your project folder and tell me if it contains the lines you've written to your manifest.aegis.If it does not work, I suppose the best idea would be to zip your code and upload it somewhere for testing. If you don't want to publish it to all, send me a private message with a link to the sources - I won't steal your code.
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You can check which user you are with "whoami". To become developer again from devel-su, you have to run "exit". The sign in front of your cursor also indicates who you are: "$" is user; "#" is root.
The command you have to run is "chsh", short for "change shell", not "chch". You have to add "/bin/develsh" to "/etc/shells" in order to be able to change the shell. Your favourite editor for editing might be "nano" (if available in emulator), which can be controlled by CTRL + "key number on the bottom of your screen".
If "chsh" is not available in the emulator, you can also change the entry of developer in "/etc/passwd" but be warned if you mess up the file, your emulator may not work anymore!
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Ok, then I'm out of ideas now. Could you either provide a zip package with your code or the .deb file that I could test it on an actual device since I don't have the emulator?
