Thank you dillthedog.
I created a dedicated user to run qbittorrent-nox, because I thought it was a best practice. Now that I have copied the policy section from osmc user to the new one, as you suggested, the error message has gone and it still works
However now I get a new error related to wifi “Unexpected reply signature: got “”, expected “a{sv}”” (this is happening even if I run qbittorrent-nox as osmc user, or a systemd service).
Do you know what does it refer to and what it means?
Yes, I restored the old connman-dbus.conf, but the message is still there (at least 1 every 10 seconds).
I will only use “osmc” as qbittorrent user, for simplicity, until the issue is solved.
I will try to study more deeply.
What I found until now wasn’t helpful to disable those messages that are flooding the journal
In the meanwhile, any further suggestions would be appreciated
Thank you again
This error was reported back in March 2018 for qbittorrent-nox: [HowTo] qBittorrent on OSMC - #46 by amnesia89 The version in Debian stretch is 3.3.7, which is rather old (latest seems to be 4.2.1). The version in Debian buster is 4.1.5, so perhaps the problem will have been fixed by then.
In your qbittorrent service file, you could choose to send all error messages to /dev/null, instead of the system journal. It will, of course, send all error messages, which might bring its own problems.
In the [Service] section you’d need to add the line:
Yes, that would finally help to suppress messages, I didn’t thought about it as a temporary workaround, thank you
I will take a look at version 4.1.5.
Moreover, I can try to compile latest version from source, but as far as I can see a lot of dependencies need to be upgraded.