(Resent since I messed up the To: line in my previous mail. This was
also posted to debian-qt-kde, so please send follow-ups to both lists.)
Hi all,
I've orphaned two packages today.
1) konq-speaker (text-to-speech for konqueror and kate);
2) qbble (search support for xmms playlist).
Both are
On August 31, 2005 09:49 pm, Adeodato Simó wrote:
> * Lawrence Williams [Wed, 31 Aug 2005 21:36:06 -0230]:
> > I'd like to cast a vote for no problem. I am running a KDE 3.4.1 system
> > from alioth with kdebase-data 3.4.2-1 from unstable, with no problem
> > whatsoever.
>
> Because the trouble h
On August 31, 2005 09:49 pm, Phillip Pi wrote:
> hat want to be removed. I don't think they are quite ready.
From what I can see using Synaptic, the base KDE packages will be ready once
kdepim is done. I noticed that you have a few non debian-kde team packages
installed as well ( such as licq ).
> > > > Others have reported their K menu becoming empty after installing a
> > > > mismatched version of kdebase-data.
> > >
> > > I'm fairly certain that was a mismatched kdelibs-data. From the two
> > > reports I've heard so far, kdebase-data 4:3.4.2-1 doesn't cause any
> > > problems on a syst
* Lawrence Williams [Wed, 31 Aug 2005 21:36:06 -0230]:
> I'd like to cast a vote for no problem. I am running a KDE 3.4.1 system from
> alioth with kdebase-data 3.4.2-1 from unstable, with no problem whatsoever.
Because the trouble happens when you run KDE 3.3.2 with kdebase-data
3.4.2. ;-)
On August 31, 2005 05:54 pm, Josh Metzler wrote:
> On Saturday 27 August 2005 02:01 pm, Josh Metzler wrote:
> > On Friday 26 August 2005 11:09 pm, Bryan Donlan wrote:
> > > Others have reported their K menu becoming empty after installing a
> > > mismatched version of kdebase-data.
> >
> > I'm fair
Josh Metzler wrote:
On Wednesday 31 August 2005 03:02 pm, Alan Ezust wrote:
did that. I still get this message:
kcontrol: WARNING: No K menu group with X-KDE-BaseGroup=settings found !
Defaulting to Settings/
And no items in the KControl menu.
Any other ideas?
Yes, kdebase-data has
On Saturday 27 August 2005 02:01 pm, Josh Metzler wrote:
> On Friday 26 August 2005 11:09 pm, Bryan Donlan wrote:
> > Others have reported their K menu becoming empty after installing a
> > mismatched version of kdebase-data.
>
> I'm fairly certain that was a mismatched kdelibs-data. From the two
On Wednesday 31 August 2005 03:02 pm, Alan Ezust wrote:
> did that. I still get this message:
>
> kcontrol: WARNING: No K menu group with X-KDE-BaseGroup=settings found !
> Defaulting to Settings/
>
> And no items in the KControl menu.
>
> Any other ideas?
Yes, kdebase-data has the same bug and ca
Hello,
On Wednesday 31 August 2005 12:05 pm, Derek Broughton wrote:
> > There's also gksu (the GTK frontend to su), but it also does not
> > support changing the timeout of the password storage.
>
> ?? So why even mention it? You can't just install gksu, it comes with
> bonobo and gnomeui and gc
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Giacomo Lacava wrote:
> KWallet is what you are talking about. It works wonderfully for
> KDE-based applications. unfortunately, Synaptic is GNOME-based... You
> definately need to check out kdesu/kdesudo docs however.
I've been using KWallet extens
did that. I still get this message:
kcontrol: WARNING: No K menu group with X-KDE-BaseGroup=settings found ! Defaulting to Settings/
And no items in the KControl menu.
Any other ideas?
On 8/28/05, Josh Metzler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes - the important package is kdelibs-data:> > > dpkg -i
On August 31, 2005 09:05 am, Derek Broughton wrote:
> Freddie Cash wrote:
> >> Giacomo Lacava wrote:
> Hmmm, that is a serious security issue. I was hoping there would
> be a password encrypted password cache or something similar.
> >>>
> >>> KWallet is what you are talking about. It work
Serja wrote:
>> Which lets me use aptitude and ifconfig without ever giving a password.
>> However, adding /usr/bin/kpackage to the list, and then invoking it with
>> kdesu still prompts
> It's probably because in Debian KDE was compiled with shadow support.
Why would that make a difference?
--
Freddie Cash wrote:
>> Giacomo Lacava wrote:
Hmmm, that is a serious security issue. I was hoping there would
be a password encrypted password cache or something similar.
>
>>> KWallet is what you are talking about. It works wonderfully for
>>> KDE-based applications. unfortunately, Syn
Graham wrote:
> I'll check out cron-apt. I'm
> not overly keen on cron based updates though especially at the moment
> (one false move and the whole of KDE gets removed in unstable :o).
Do what I do - "aptitude update; aptitude -d dist-upgrade".
Maybe even add "aptitude upgrade" (in between the
> Giacomo Lacava wrote:
>>> Hmmm, that is a serious security issue. I was hoping there would
>>> be a password encrypted password cache or something similar.
>> KWallet is what you are talking about. It works wonderfully for
>> KDE-based applications. unfortunately, Synaptic is GNOME-based...
>> Y
Giacomo Lacava wrote:
>> Hmmm, that is a serious security issue. I was hoping there would be a
>> password encrypted password cache or something similar.
>
> KWallet is what you are talking about. It works wonderfully for
> KDE-based applications. unfortunately, Synaptic is GNOME-based... You
> d
> Which lets me use aptitude and ifconfig without ever giving a password.
> However, adding /usr/bin/kpackage to the list, and then invoking it with
> kdesu still prompts
It's probably because in Debian KDE was compiled with shadow support.
--- Original message ---
From: Derek Broughton <[
Graham Smith wrote:
> I was wondering if KDE has the ability to keep passwords for longer than
> the current session / log in. The keep password feature (when running an
> application as a different user) doesn't work as I would have excepted it
> to as it only keeps the password for the duration
> Hmmm, that is a serious security issue. I was hoping there would be a password
> encrypted password cache or something similar.
KWallet is what you are talking about. It works wonderfully for
KDE-based applications. unfortunately, Synaptic is GNOME-based... You
definately need to check out kdes
You should probably use sudo for this and make it to run some privileged
commands as a regular user and without passwords.
--- Original message ---
From: Graham Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: debian-kde@lists.debian.org
Subject: keeping passwords
Date: 31 Август 2005 12:37
> Hi,
>
> I was
Hi,
I was wondering if KDE has the ability to keep passwords for longer than the
current session / log in. The keep password feature (when running an
application as a different user) doesn't work as I would have excepted it to
as it only keeps the password for the duration of the login.
For in
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