KDE Problems

Tim Wunder tim
Mon May 17 11:51:02 PDT 2004


On Friday 15 August 2003 10:05 pm, someone claiming to be Brett I. Holcomb 
wrote:
> On my Caldera system (WS 3.1) which still runs KDE (2.2.x) I had some
> problems that meant I had to do the KDE thing of removing all in /tmp,
> renaming ~/.kde2 and letting KDE create a new ~./.kde2.  However, in the
> process some of my desktop links are messed up.
>
> I had some links that connect to a web site (say www.xzy).  These were
> created with create new/link to url.  Before the crash they worked.  I
> setup Mozilla as the default for html files.   When I click on the icon on
> the desktop Mozilla starts and then I get an error saying "file
> /home/brett/.kde2/share/apps/kfmexec/tmp/2537.0 cannot be found."  The file
> is there.
>
> I dimly remember having this problem a long long time ago but I can't find
> any info in my notes on how I fixed it.
>
> Any ideas on what's wrong an dhow to make it work?
>

<fulll guess mode>
Permissions, $PATH? It'd seem that if a file were there, and <something> can't 
find it, then <something> either doesn't have permission to see/use it, or 
doesn't know how to get to it.
</guess>

HTH, 
Tim

PS Wasn't the KDE2 fix to remove the mcop-<user>, ksocket-<user> and 
kde-<user> files in /tmp, and not /tmp, then remove the .DCOP* file(s) in 
~/.kde2?
If that failed, then mv .kde2 to .kde<something>, keeping the rc files around 
so that they can be copied back to your new .kde2 directory.

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