Linux Mandrake 8.2 ,
Every now and again, upon boot up, I get the message which goes
something like, Unable to locate mail something, , please check that
your DCOP-SERVER is running. This only happens occassionally,
but I do not know what it means. I also notice that in home directory
there is a
Linux Mandrake 8.2 ,
Every now and again, upon boot up, I get the message which goes
something like, Unable to locate mail something, , please check that
your DCOP-SERVER is running. This only happens occassionally,
but I do not know what it means. I also notice that in home directory
there is a
update:
dcopserver creates a file in each user's directory called
.DCOPserver.localhost.localdomain
the reason i couldnt log in to kde was that ALL /home/user directories had
owner "nobody", i changed the owner and logged in and even logged onto the
net.
i would like to thank bascule for giving
hi, it is possible to have a modem that kppp thinks is fine but doesn't
connect, following a lightning strike my modem became like that, i found that
it couldn't sustain a dial tone any more, instead of investigating ways round
this - like, is a dial tone necessary, is there a initialisation st
hello
over the weekend, there was a brown out at my place and my box went down. i
got myself a UPS but now when i switch on there are several problems left:
1. my modem (practical peripherals 33.6k) no longer connects to the internet
even tho kppp see the modem and does all the tests
2. when i t
I went to log in as root taday and got this error.
There was some error setting up inter-process communications
for KDE.
The message returned by the system was:
Could not read network connection list
/root/.DCOPserver-x1-6-00-80-c8-dd-2f-f8_:0
Please check that the DCOPserver program is runnin
