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GEOCLUE CONFIGURATION(5) FreeBSD File Formats Manual GEOCLUE CONFIGURATION(5) NAME geoclue.conf - geoclue configuration parameters SYNOPSIS /usr/local/etc/geoclue/geoclue.conf DESCRIPTION The geoclue geoclue.conf configuration file specifies parameters that control the operation of geoclue. All configurations settings below are mandatory and the defaults are what you see before you edit them in geoclue.conf. If you want to keep the default values around, copy and comment out the appropriate line(s) before changing them. AGENT CONFIGURATION OPTIONS [agent] is used to begin the agent configuration. whitelist Whitelist of desktop IDs (without .desktop part) of all agents we recognise, separated by a ';'. whitelist=geoclue-demo-agent;gnome-shell;io.elementary.desktop.agent-geoclue2 [network-nmea] Network NMEA source configuration options enable=true Fetch location from NMEA sources on local network? [3G] 3G source configuration options enable=true Enable 3G source [cdma] CDMA source configuration options enable=true Enable CDMA source [modem-gps] Modem GPS source configuration options enable=true Enable Modem-GPS source [wifi] WiFi source configuration options enable=true Enable WiFi source url=https://location.services.mozilla.com/v1/geolocate?key=geoclue URL to the wifi geolocation service. The key can currenty be anything, just needs to be present but that is likely going to URL to submission API of Mozilla Location Service submission-nick=geoclue A nickname to submit network data with. A nickname must be 2-32 characters long. APPLICATION CONFIGURATION OPTIONS Having an entry here for an application with allowed=true means that geoclue will not ask agent to authorize the application. This is to ensure that applications with built-in authorization mechanism (e.g web browsers) do not have to be bound to agents. If your application is denied access to location information and your operating system doesn't provide any mechanism to change that, it is likely a bug in your operation system (or geoclue). The solution is to report the issue with all details, rather than adding your application to this list. Format: [random-app] Desktop ID of application without .desktop part allowed=true|false Allowed access to location information? system=true|false Is application a system component? users= List of UIDs of all users for which this application is allowed location info access, separate by ';'. Keep it empty for allowing it for all users. Examples: [gnome-datetime-panel] allowed=true system=true users= [gnome-color-panel] allowed=true system=true users= [org.gnome.Shell] allowed=true system=true users= [io.elementary.desktop.agent-geoclue2] allowed=true system=true users= [epiphany] allowed=true system=false users= GEOCLUE CONFIGURATION(5)