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When I login to X, I get a message from blueman saying that the ~/Downloads directory doesn't exist, and to run blueman-services to change it.

However the options in the GUI to change the folder are greyed out.

Is there a way to change the download directory in a configuration file?

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blueman doesn't use a config file, instead using dconf.

I used dconf-editor and found the setting at:

/org/blueman/transfer/shared-path
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If you change the host name, this will resolve the issue.

e.g. raspberry.pi to just raspberry

This corrected my issue on Debian after adding a new user and deleting the pi account

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  • Cloud you provide infrormation why this works? `blueman` is bluetooth manager, and I can't get why changing the host name would resolve the issue. – Alex Baranowski Feb 21 '21 at 21:41