Hi again,I still have problems in starting kde as a normal user - and i have no idea what's wrong ....
I tried the following:I started XFree only with a xterminal - whithout any windowmanager - if i now enter
"startkde" to the xterminal - kde should be started.This works for the root user - but not for noraml users - they get the fllowing messages:
In the xterminal: -- bash-2.05a$ startkde Aborting. bind() failed: : Permission denied Aborting. bind() failed: : Permission denied -- As a window without a frame: (translated in english - i'm sorry :-)) -- A Problem in setting up the communication beetween the kde-processes appeared. The Message of the System was: Could not read network connection list. /home/marc/-DCOPserver_bart_:0 Please ensure that the programme "dcopserver" is running ! --If i start dcopserver manually on the commandline and try it again - the the window complaining about the dcopserver does not appear anymore - but then i get an other
error-message: -- bash-2.05a$ dcopserver DCOPServer up and running. bash-2.05a$ startkde Aborting. bind() failed: : Permission denied KSMServer: can't open /tmp/ksocket-marc/KSMserver-:0: Permission denied KSMServer: Aborting. connect() failed: : No such file or directory -- What can I do ? Help me :-)) Regards Ma -- Marc Schöchlin wrote:
Hello folks,I have a very ugly problem with kde - I'm searching this bug for a long time (7-10 Days)-but I was not able to solve the problem.Maybe there are some "real" kde-gurus which only smile about this problem,and can give me a solution.... :-)On my system normal users are not able to login in kde - it doesn't matter if I startupkde from GDM or from console with startx.If i startup kde i can see for a short period of time the dotted x-screen, after that i saw my kde2 backgroundcolor,then the procedure returns back to console or GDM. The kde splashscreen is not shown....The courious thing is that starting kde works very well for the root-user, and starting otherdesktops (i.e. gnome) as normal user works also. Therefore I suppose that this is not a xfree-problem - although there are some messages in the Xfree-Log. I'm not sure since when the probblem occures - three things were happen: - My girlfriend powers off my box without making a shutdown *grr* - I played with the euro-key-support (iso8859-15) What can I do ? My system-data: - Debian-Woody - KDE -- 2.2.2-13 - XFree86 -- 4.1-0-13 - Kernel 2.4.17 - Matrox G450 Dualhead VGA-Adapter (running with xinerama) Regards Marc Schoechlin