Yeah, that's happened to me too. I've installed ML7.1 maybe a dozen times
(essentially the same each time) and sometimes kdesu is there, other times
not.
kf
On Fri, 4 Aug 2000, Marco Fioretti wrote:
= Hello,
=
= while setting up my LM 7.1 box, I decided to run
= printerdrake (as root). An
So, what should we do? This doesn't look as an optional
package, does it? Why does this happen, and what is the
RPM to install it from by hand?
Marco
Yeah, that's happened to me too. I've installed ML7.1 maybe a dozen times
(essentially the same each time) and sometimes kdesu
At 02:41 PM 8/4/00, you wrote:
So, what should we do? This doesn't look as an optional
package, does it? Why does this happen, and what is the
RPM to install it from by hand?
Marco
Marco,
the rpm I have installed is kdesu.0.98-14mdk.rpm hope this helps.
Yeah, that's
Put your Installation CD in the drive
mount -t iso9960 -o ro /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom
cd /mnt/cdrom/Mandrake/RPMS
rpm -Uhv kdesu
then hit the Tab key, then the Enter key. Hit the tab key for filename
completion and because I can't remember those long filenames. If this
installs it (and it
Submitted 04-Aug-00 by Marco Fioretti:
So, what should we do? This doesn't look as an optional
package, does it? Why does this happen, and what is the
RPM to install it from by hand?
1) install it :)
2) Sure it is. There are other packages that can do essentially the same.
Take your pick.
3)
Hello,
while setting up my LM 7.1 box, I decided to run
printerdrake (as root). An error message pops up saying that
kdesu is not found.
A quick investigation says:
[root@polaris marco]# ls -l /usr/bin/kde*
kde kdecode kdehelp kdesetup kdevelop
[root@polaris marco]# ls -l
it's most likely missing cause it never installed. You can install it if
you know specifically which RPM installs that utility using kpackage
logged in as root.
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Mark
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