On Saturday 16 December 2006 00:21, Kevin Krammer wrote:
> On Friday 15 December 2006 23:58, Nigel Henry wrote:
> > What I don't understand is. Why will Konqueror access the Internet with a
> > different user using it. Why will using the superuserfilemanager in
> > Webbrowsing mode access the Internet within the original users userspace,
> > but Konqueror is unable to connect to the gateway when accessed by the
> > original user.
>
> A different user (running as super user is also a different user) has
> different user settings.
>
> Unfortunately I don't know what change causes your original user to be
> different.
Nor do I. there were, as I've said an enormous amount of updates waiting,
including all the KDE stuff, and I don't remember running Konqueror after
doing them so don't know if it was working after the updates. Then I saw that
Gkrellm didn't have the IP address displaying, so installed the gkrellmip
plugin. This showed an incorrect IP address, and from the Debian list someone
suggested removing zeroconf, which I did and fixed the problem, but in the
meantime I'd messed with ifconfig, and route to try and fix it, and also with
KDE control's Internet & Network/Network Settings, but can't for the life of
me see how that can have caused this problem with Konqueror. Debian Etch's
Synaptic shows that Kdnssd is installed, which has something to do with KDE,
and zeroconf. I was going to remove it to see if it fixed anything, but
removing it, also wants to remove KDE network, so that's a bit of a no-go.
> Do you have an external browser set in control center under KDE
> components->component chooser?
No.
>
> Maybe a protocol override file in .kde/share/services?
.kde/share/services only contains "nsplugin.desktop"
>
> > Personally I'm at a bit of a loss.
>
> So am I.
> If moving the whole .kde doens't work either, there is something wrong
> outside the scope of KDE.
> You could consider removing the user, then its home directory and the
> creating it again.
I don't really want to have to recreate the home directory for that user just
because of Konqueror. As much as I use Konqueror most of the time, it would
be simpler to remove it from the desktop, and make do with Firefox, or Opera,
rather than all the hassle of setting up a new desktop with all the old apps.
I only moved .kde/share/config so as to try a new setup when logging in again,
this changed nothing, so I moved back the original config, but looking
in .kde/share/config, kio_httprc was missing, and kioslaverc had only one
line "AutoResume=true", but these files for the new user I created also show
lines for updates, as I've previously mentioned.
Is there something I could run to update KDE for my original user? I tried
kbuildsycoca, but just having ssh'd into Debian Etch from FC2, kbuildsycoca
shows as below.
Please check that the "dcopserver" program is running!
Reusing existing ksycoca
kio (KService*): WARNING: Invalid
Service : /home/djmons/.local/share/applications/Mactracker.desktop
(the line above mentions "Mactracker" which is actually "MadTracker" a music
app that runs under Wine)
kio (KSycoca): ERROR: No database available!
kbuildsycoca: WARNING: '/usr/share/applications/kde/ark.desktop' specifies
undefined mimetype/servicetype 'application/x-tbz2'
And continues with another load of lines, all warnings.
I havn't tried kbuildsycoca with the newuser, as at the moment Konqueror works
ok on that, and perhaps I'm getting a bit paranoid, but don't want to mess
that up as well.
I suppose this all makes life interesting, but I've messing with this problem
for about 5 days now.
Nigel.
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