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Top Forums UNIX for Beginners Questions & Answers D-Bus: Failed to connect to socket Post 302960439 by bakunin on Monday 16th of November 2015 03:05:09 AM
Old 11-16-2015
Make sure dbus is running. Part of dbus is a daemon which is started usually automatically but this might have failed in your case. I don't know how this "KaliBang" distribution handles runlevel services, in RedHat-based distributions this would be a chkconfig call. You might have to use something else, but essentially you need to start the daemon at entering the runlevel you are in somehow, prior to most everything else.

If the dbus daemon is running there should be a PID file in/var/run somewhere. The dbus will create the necessary socket file on startup.

I hope this helps.

bakunin
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APTD(1) 							    User manual 							   APTD(1)

NAME
aptd - package managing daemon proving a D-Bus interface SYNOPSIS
aptd [OPTIONS] DESCRIPTION
aptd allows to perform package management tasks, e.g. installing or removing software, using a D-Bus interface. The privileges are handled by PolicyKit so the client application doesn't need to run as root. Furthermore aptd is started by D-Bus activation only when an user calls a method. OPTIONS
-d, --debug Show additional information on the command line. -h, --help Show information about the usage of the command. -r, --replace Replace another aptd instance if it is running. -p PROFILE_FILE Write profiling data to PROFILE_FILE using Python's profiler. This is only of use to developers. -t, --disable-timeout Do not shutdown the daemon after an idle time. --dummy Instead of applying the changes to the system only show a progress. This option is only usable for developers to locate problems in client applications. FILES
/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/20dbus Adds a small post update hook which will emit the org.debian.apt.CacheChanged signal on the system D-Bus to indicate that the cache has been changed and a possible running aptd instance should reloade its internal cache. /usr/share/polkit-1/actions/org.debian.apt.policy The PolicyKit definitions of the privileges used by aptdaemon, e.g. to install packages. To change the privileges please have a look at PolicyKit.conf(1). /etc/dbus-1/system.d/org.debian.apt.conf The D-Bus configuration of the org.debian.apt name space. DIAGNOSTICS
By default aptdaemon logs to the syslog facility AptDaemon. Furthermore you can use the -d option to get additional information on the com- mand line. HOMEPAGE
https://launchpad.net/aptdaemon BUGS
You can report bugs at the Launchpad site of aptdaemon: https://bugs.launchpad.net/aptdaemon/+filebug AUTHOR
Sebastian Heinlein <devel at glatzor dot de> SEE ALSO
aptdcon(1), org.debian.apt(7), org.debian.apt.transaction(7), PolicyKit.conf(7) aptdaemon December 2009 APTD(1)
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