SUMMARY STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. 2. 3. OBSERVED RESULT EXPECTED RESULT SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Windows: macOS: Linux/KDE Plasma: (available in About System) KDE Plasma Version: KDE Frameworks Version: Qt Version: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Hello friends After updating to base 20.04 discover does not update and displays a message of non-authorization, likewise the button to turn off the system also does not work, I can only update and turn off the system via terminal.
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Created attachment 131529 [details] Error flatpak
Created attachment 131530 [details] Error authentication
That's odd. However this is a problem with Flatpak itself, or how it's configured on your system. Discover is simply passing along the (not very helpful) error message. I would suggest that you contact your distro's developers. Perhaps they have not set up Flatpak correctly.
But I am using the KDE Neon distribution and there is also the error of the system shutdown, I believe that the standard user has corrupted permissions because when I use discover in root mode or use sudo poweroff everything works perfectly.
> the standard user has corrupted permissions Could be, yeah. > when I use discover in root mode Yikes, don't do that. That. :) Doing things like that are likely what messed up the permissions in the first place. Or at least, doing that now has messed things up for the future. You'll need to fix the permissions yourself.
> when I use discover in root mode I only did this because in the standard user it didn't work and the errors appeared after the update.
Now that you have done it, the permissions for all sorts of things are likely messed up and it will be impossible to debug the original issue. :(