ample the print manager, until
at last even konqueror will not start. It doesn't seem to affect non-KDE
programs.
The initial error messages say "kdeinit could not launch [program]".
At first restarting X fixes it; then not; eventually X will not restart,
complaining abo
Relatively often "with root-privilegies" kind of KDE applications claims that
dposerves is not run and therefore this applications fails to start (for
example it's happen very often with krusader file manager). Of course
dcopserver is up and running. Can in be fixed?
Thanks in ad
as quite error-prone on DCOPserver
problems. Most often you can resolve these by logging out and logging in on a
console and deleting ~/.DCOP* files. You may also need to check /tmp.
Ralf
>
> My hostname is "ambushbug". If it is significant, I set this hostname
> after I ins
gt; # by the system was:
> > #
> > # Could not read network connection list.
> > # /home/daines/.DCOPserver_(none)_:0
> > #
> > # Please check that the "dcopserver" program is running!
> >
> > "daines" is the name of my user account.
rtx as a user, I get the following error message:
>
> # There was an error setting up inter-process
> # communication for KDE. The message returned
> # by the system was:
> #
> # Could not read network connection list.
> # /home/daines/.DCOPserver_(none)_:0
> #
> # Please
the following error message:
>
> # There was an error setting up inter-process
> # communication for KDE. The message returned
> # by the system was:
> #
> # Could not read network connection list.
> # /home/daines/.DCOPserver_(none)_:0
> #
> # Please check that the "d
urned
# by the system was:
#
# Could not read network connection list.
# /home/daines/.DCOPserver_(none)_:0
#
# Please check that the "dcopserver" program is running!
"daines" is the name of my user account. I have my suspicions that this
problem may be related to something else,
Hi list,
I can't start my KDE anymore because of the message above.
Can someone give me a hint what I can do to get around this problem?
Greetings,
Sven
--
+-+
! Sven Bergner E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] !
!Registered Linux-User
ll task-anti-aliasing, since it
depends on xlibs, which is not available. Apparently it
is in "unstable", which I don't want to mess with.
- Install and reboot. A nice KDE login screen comes up.
However, I am unable to login: I get an error message
"Could not r
Hi!
In the /usr/bin/kde2 start script, there is a nice hack, which often helps
when you e.g. suddenly don't see your desktop icons any more when starting
KDE2 etc.
rm -f $HOME/.DCOPserver
But on my machine the hostname is appended to the file .DCOPserver so
it looks like .DCOPserver_myho
10 matches
Mail list logo
