You don't happen to have your home directory mounted via NFS??? There seems to be a problem with some Gnome Apps when this is the case. I am having the same problem but only with home dir's that are mounted via NFS.
-Dave On Sunday 28 April 2002 8:09 am, Frédéric Crozat wrote: > On Sun, 28 Apr 2002 13:59:20 +0200, Blindauer Emmanuel wrote : > > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > > Hash: SHA1 > > > > Hi > > I wang to test gnomemeeting,but I get into trouble: GM say me: "Please > > check your gconf settings and permissions, it seems that gconf is not > > properly setup on your system" And nothing else. > > I'm running latest packages of gnomemeeting and required packages > > > > (gnomemeeting-0.85-2mdk > > openh323_1-1.8.0-4mdk > > gnome-mime-data-1.0.7-1mdk > > gnome-session-1.5.17-1mdk > > libgnome32-1.4.1.5-1mdk > > gnomemeeting-0.85-2mdk > > gnome-vfs2-1.9.12-1mdk > > libgnomeui2-1.115.0-1mdk > > gnome-libs-1.4.1.5-1mdk > > libgnome-vfs2_0-1.9.12-1mdk > > libgdk-pixbuf-gnomecanvas1-0.17.0-1mdk libgnome2-1.115.0-3mdk > > libgnomeui2_0-1.115.0-1mdk > > libgnomecanvas2_0-1.115.0-1mdk > > libgnome2_0-1.115.0-3mdk) > > It seems you have gconf2 installed on your system.. > > Try running gconf-sanity-check-2 to find where the problem is..
