On Mon, Aug 05, 2013 at 09:43:21PM +0200, Petter Reinholdtsen wrote: > > Package: kdepim-runtime > Version: 4:4.4.11.1-6 > User: debian-edu@lists.debian.org > UserTags: debian-edu > > When logging in with a freshly created user on a freshly installed > machine, installed using the Debian Edu Roaming Workstation profile > based on the current Debian testing (Jessie), a popup show up at the end of the login process with > this content: > > KResource Migration Tool > > [i] Trying to migrate 'Default Address Book'... > V Migration of 'Default Address Book' succeeded. > > [Close] > > The same happen with Debian Edu based on Wheezy/stable. As there is no > address book KDE setup in the user home directory when the user log in > for the first time, I expect there to be nothing to migrate, and thus > expect there to be no popup about some strange migration. > > I tried to run 'ps -ef|grep mig' when the popup was shown, and after I > had closed it, and discovered that the process 'kres-migration > --interactive-on-change --type contact --omit-client-bridge' was running > when the popup was showing and no longer running when the popup was > gone. I thus suspect it was responsible for the popup and assign this > bug to the kdepim-runtime package. I might be mistaken. Please > reassign if some other package is the cause. > > The user home directory created on a roaming workstation is fairly > standard, with these files present: > > .local/share/user-places.xbel > .profile > .bash_logout > .bashrc > .gtk-bookmarks > > The user-places.xbel and .gtk-bookmarks files are created when the user > is created with a CIFS mount pointer to the central home directory. > Perhaps one of them is involved in this issue? I suspect the package freemind to cause triggering the migration. IIRC, freemind creates /etc/kde3 and ships something below. So the existence of /etc/kde3 might be the reason. Wolfgang
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