kmail problem

[MHeinrich@genencor.com]

I just remembered - the other system activity was installing textmaker 
(which rocks by the way!!)

Mark



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Kmail is not starting up (Mandrake 9.1) today.  It was working fine 
yesterday.  The error I get when attempting to start from cmd line is: 
kmail:  relocation error: /usr/lib/libkhtml.so.4:  undefined symbol: _ 
N3DOM16HTMLDocumentImplDOEv 

I haven't done much in the way of tinkering with the system.  The only 
actively was trying to build xawtv yesterday (which failed but that's a 
different issue).  If you need any more information - ask away.  TIA 

Mark

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