I've�been�looking�at�the�KSambaPlugin�and�am�interested�in�it.�I�noticed
�there�used�to�be�a�port�for�this�KControl�plugin,�but�it�appears�to�not
�have�been�updated�and�was�removed.��I�figured�it's�as�good�of�a�place�as
�any�to�start�digging�into�FreeBSD,�but�I've�run�into�a�problem�with�it.
�I've�made�the�changes�to�the�port�files�and�it�configures�and�builds�fine,
�but�it�won't�run.��I'm�new�with�programming�on�FreeBSD,�so�forgive�me�if
�this�is�an�easy�problem�to�solve...
�I'm�using�KDE�3.2,�Samba�3.0.1,�FreeBSD�5.2,�and�ksambaplugin�0.5.��
���kde-3.2.0�����������The�"meta-port"�for�KDE
���kdebase-3.2.0_1�����Basic�applications�for�the�KDE�system
���kdelibs-3.2.0�������Base�set�of�libraries�needed�by�KDE�programs
���samba-3.0.1_2,1�����A�free�SMB�and�CIFS�client�and�server�for�UNIX
���samba-libsmbclient-3.0.1�The�shared�lib�from�the�samba�packages
�The�compile�is�relatively�clean,�only�a�few�messages�about�unused�variables
�and�arguments�and�a�couple�about�using�some�print�headers�which�are
�supposed�to�be�for�internal�KDE�use.��No�errors�though.
�What�is�happening�is�that�the�plugin�is�freezing�when�it's�called.��I've
�tracked�it�down�to�the�external�process�call�(testParam.start),�which�never
�returns.��Here's�the�relevant�code�parts:
�---�start�code�---
���KProcess�testParam;
���testParam�<<�"testparm";
���testParam�<<�"-V";
���_parmOutput�=�QString("");
���_sambaVersion�=�2;
���connect(�&testParam,�SIGNAL(receivedStdout(KProcess*,char*,int)),
�����������this,�SLOT(testParmStdOutReceived(KProcess*,char*,int)));
�=>if�(testParam.start(KProcess::Block,KProcess::Stdout))�{
�����if�(_parmOutput.find("3")�>�-1)
�������_sambaVersion�=�3;
���}�
�---�end�code�---
�---�more�code�---
���void�SambaFile::testParmStdOutReceived(KProcess�*,�char�*buffer,�int
�buflen)
���{
�����_parmOutput+=QString::fromLatin1(buffer,buflen);
���}
�---�end�more�code�---
�I�can�run�the�'testparm�-V'�from�a�shell�to�get�the�samba�version,�but�the
�response�seems�to�get�lost�here.��Is�there�anything�that�should�be
�different�in�this�snippet�of�code?��It�appears�the�plugin�has�only�been
�tested�in�Linux;�so,�is�there�a�common�problem�I'm�running�into�here.�
�Pointers�to�any�additional�documentation�I�should�read�would�be
�appreciated.
�Thanks,
�Joe.
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