configured directory for incoming file does not exist
Solution 1:
You can get the path with
gsettings get org.blueman.transfer shared-path
and change it with (for instance):
gsettings set org.blueman.transfer shared-path '/home/toto'
Solution 2:
Selecting a new /Downloads/ folder in Blueman fixed the issue for me.
You can do it by opening Blueman Services (open Terminal and type blueman-services
). There, under 'Transfer Settings', select a new folder as 'Incoming Folder' (I just selected /newUsername/Downloads/ as mine).
I apologize for the later answer, but as I had the same issue after I changed my host and user name, and there is no solving answer to this topic, I decided to post what removed the problem for me.
Solution 3:
As for me, this command:
gsettings set org.blueman.transfer shared-path '/home/your_user_name/Downloads'
solved the problem.
Of course instead of /home/your_user_name/Downloads
, you can insert any other name of an existing folder.