On Wed, 21 Sep 2011 21:06:30 +0700, Sthu Deus wrote: > Thank You for Your time and answer, Camaleón: > >>>>Does logout and shutdown work from command line? >>> >>> Ah... Do You mean from ttyN under root? - For I do not know how to log >>> out from KDE from x-terminal. >> >>Okay, you can run these two tests: >> >>1/ Try to shutdown as usual by running "shutdown -h now" from konsole > > Now I got it. Yes, it works.
Good. That means KDE is somehow preventing itself to be properly shutdown. Maybe a proccess in the background making noise? :-? >>2/ And then you can try to logout by running "killall kdeinit" or simply >>"kdekillall" (recheck these commands, maybe your version of KDE also >>allows another method to get the job done by means of "dcop >>something-to- logout") :-) > > OK. For the "new" user there is no "kdekillall", whereas "killall > kdeinit" says there is no such a process. What I do for now is killing > all the user process that includes all the KDE-related stuff. Okay, then try with the "old" method: go to a tty (ctrl+alt+f1), log in as root and fall into "init 1", that will close your current X session. Then "su -" as your user, and run "startx". Once in, try to logout as usual, from the K menu. >>> Just nothing happens - the dialog window vanishes away and that's it - >>> I can still use the session. It is the same for both. No any on-screen >>> messages for both options. >> >>Weird :-? > > It is the risen why we are discussing it here. :) Sure X-) I meant, it looks like KDE doesn't "notice" the signal to run the commands when you press the corresponding buttons from the menu as I would have expected a warning or error to be printed on the screen advising the user that something went wrong. >>> Here is the content of error file since a new user has started the >>> very first KDE session: >>> >>> http://pastebin.com/WshrSsAx >> >>(...) >> >>Thanks for the log... True is that I can't see a line related to the >>shutdown/logout error but it's plenty of the other Akonadi/Nepomuk >>warnings you also told us. > > Me too, but I have brought it in case You may find something else > leading to my problem, or some other stuff can fixed and that > occasionaly will fix/install the missing package if any. IIRC, this error was not present for the new user, right? That may mean that you have to reset/resit your current kde user profile, but for the kde desktop I dunno what folder to rename, hum... maybe some KDE user of the list can give you some hints on this :-? Greetings, -- Camaleón -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/pan.2011.09.21.14.51...@gmail.com
