tags 304844 patch Cyril Brulebois <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (23/06/2005): > Just after installing xfcalendar, I got the same problem. It seems that: > 1. killall xfce-mcs-manager > 2. xfce-mcs-manager > > is enough to make it work correctly. Maybe is there something to do > after xfcalendar's installation? Such as sending a signal to > xfce-mcs-manager notifying to reload the configuration, and/or writting > its presence on an "available plugins" list?
Hi back. I haven't read (enough). Here the workaround: * reading the man page of xfce-mcs-manager, we are redirected to the upstrem documentaion located at [1]; * quoting it: "After installing a new package that provides a settings dialog, you can make the manager reread its configuration by sending a SIGUSR1 signal: $ pkill -USR1 xfce-mcs-manager " That's why I'd like to suggest adding it in a postinst script. Therefore my adding the patch tag. HTH -- Cyril Brulebois
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