Hi Kevin,
>> I have written a small script that checks for a network connection during
>> suspend/resume.
>>
>> If there is no network, kmail will be configured to be offline, for
>> example.
>>
>> Now I would like to configure the konqueror cache in a same way. I can
>> change this setting through
>>
>> kcontrol -> Internet & Network -> Web Browser -> Cache
>>
>> However, I didn't find a way to control this via dcop. Does anybody know
>> if it is possible?
>
> Cache settings could be part of a configuration file, possibly one for the
> IO slaves.
>
> One can use kwriteconfig to change values in those files, however having
> application reload them might be difficult (possible though, there is a
> script on kde-apps.org which does this to re-read proxy settings)
Yeah, that was very helpful. The problem is solved.
For the records, here is my little script to change a config setting and
reparse all konquerors afterwards:
=== cut ===
#!/bin/sh
case $1 in
offline) ACTION="offline" && VALUE="CacheOnly" ;;
*) ACTION="online" && VALUE="Refresh" ;;
esac
echo "Going $ACTION..."
# Changing configuration
sed -i s/^cache=.*/cache=$VALUE/ ~/.kde/share/config/kio_httprc
# Fetch a list of all running kde applications
APPS=$(dcop)
# Define which apps you would like to apply the setting to
# (other applications will not notice the change before the next restart)
APPLYTO="konqueror kcontrol"
for i in ${APPS}; do
echo "$APPLYTO" | grep -vq "$(echo $i | sed -e 's/-[0-9]*$//')" && continue
# echo "Using $i ..."
dcop $i KIO::Scheduler reparseSlaveConfiguration http # 2>/dev/null
done
=== cut ===
Regards, michael
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