Re: Crash: File Manager - Super User Mode

[Felix Homann <fexpop@onlinehome.de>]

OK,

I think I figured it out. 
The villain is /tmp/mcop-"username". 

Although I removed it it got rewritten with owner username.username when I 
restarted KDE.  The solution was to first start KDE, *then* remove it and 
then do "kdesu -t konqueror".

Now /tmp/mcop-username is owned by root.root. I wonder if this really is the 
way it should be?

Another problem is that after a reboot mcop-username is again  written with 
username.username ownership, i. e. removing the relevant files/directories is 
only a temporary workaround!

Thanks for your help,

Felix

On Saturday 18 January 2003 13:43, Ralf Nolden wrote:
> On Samstag, 18. Januar 2003 13:27, Felix Homann wrote:
> > Doesn't work here!
>
> Open a console and start
>
> kdesu -t konqueror
>
> and for a test any other x-program like xterm to see if that works. If
> konqueror spits out stuff like ld 'kde2.2' then your /root/.kde stuff is
> still messed up.
>
> Ralf
>
> > --Felix
> >
> > On Saturday 18 January 2003 12:36, Ralf Nolden wrote:
> > > I tracked it down for me here. It works if you clean up /tmp and your
> > > /root/.kde* and /root/.mcop*  files
> > >