hi miguel, Am Donnerstag, den 15.09.2005, 11:59 +0200 schrieb Miguel Decleire: > As you say, the new values get overwritten after logout and back in > gnome, but the numbers of the group uid and source uid of the "Personal" > addressbook have grown higher in the rewriting (and so for example, a > small sub addressbook which had before a "greater" number than the > "Personal", now has a "smaller" one. Maybe it is for that reason that it > has been wiped out of the sources file, and maybe it is why gnome keeps > overwriting the file?...)
hmmm... questions for developers which i am not. :-) guess it has nothing to say, it's just a unique ID, don't know how it gets calculated though. > I re-edited the sources file, tried to export it as you proposed by > doing gconftool-2 --dump etc., went in tty1, shut down gconfd-2 by ps ax > | grep gconf, imported the settings by gconftool-2 --load the-file.xml, > got back in tty7, restarted the session from there, but then evolution > wouldn't start. hmm... "wouldn't start" is a bit vague... starting evolution from a shell should give you more information, or if evolution crashes a gdb stacktrace. > I got back the previous %gconf.xml file (the name of the > file in nautilus and bash), and got evolution running again. > I guess I made some writing mistake somewhere, but might the id numbers > and their order in the sources file have something to do? Might the > rewriting of the numbers get it right again, or would that mess the > whole thing up? another questions for the developers. i'd also guess it was a writing mistake. :-/ cheers and good luck, andre -- mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] | failed! http://www.iomc.de
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