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Re: clock and printer_passwd_troubles



Florian Kulzer wrote:
On Thu, Oct 19, 2006 at 17:21:39 +0200, steef wrote:
hi list,


maybe a stupid question, but nevertheless...

i have etch installed on one of my hd's, with a kde-desktop. like allways i built this os from an absolute minimum of packages.

last night i tried to install my hp-printer with the kde-tool : kcontrol
peripherals >> printers etc. *the kde-printertool did not recognize
my root_passwd* with the adjustment of the digital clock on the desktop it is the same thing.

{in both cases it was easy to work around this problem. the hp_printer psc_1402 with localhost:631 and the clock with # tzconfig.)

i vaguely remember i read something before on these problems on this list, but could not find it.

somebody else with the same experience??  any comment appreciated,

I seem to remember that this also happened on Sid when KDE 3.5.5 came
around. Looks like it has now propagated to Etch. On Sid it was fixed
quickly, so I would hope that the same happens with Etch.

A somewhat useful workaround goes like this: When you are asked for the
root password you can see the full command that will be run as root. For
example, to set the clock this is


/usr/bin/kcmshell kde-clock.desktop --lang en_US

thanks! works perfect,

hth

steef



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