"Eric W. Bates"<eric@educompmv.com> writes:
Hi Eric,
My ISP is using a stock Debian emacs build and has no interest in
compiling emacs with dbus disabled. At the same time, this is a
headless server and dbus is not running. So every time emacs starts,
it barfs with:
process 3824: D-bus library appears to be incorrectly set up; failed
to read machine uuid: Failed to open "/var/lib/dbus/machine-id": ...
My question:
can d-bus affiliation be disabled via a .emacs setting; or can it only
be disable by building emacs WITHOUT_DBUS?
Emacs uses native libdbus, linked statically. I'm not aware of an option
to suppress connection to the system bus during initialization.
Does Emacs works correctly after that message? In this case, it might be
sufficient to ignore it simply.