interfaces: grant access to new ibus socket location in desktop-legacy #12627
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The ibus input method communicates via a private D-Bus message bus implemented with glib's D-Bus implementation. With glib >= 2.75.0, this switched from an abstract namespace unix socket to a regular unix socket. This commit grants access to the regular unix socket path. https://launchpad.net/bugs/2008279
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The ibus input method communicates via a private D-Bus message bus implemented with glib's D-Bus implementation. With glib >= 2.75.0, this switched from an abstract namespace unix socket to a regular unix socket. This commit grants access to the regular unix socket path.
More details can be found in Launchpad bug #2008279. The problem is triggered by the glib currently in lunar-proposed, so I think this is a candidate to cherry-pick into the snapd that ships with Ubuntu 23.04.