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Re: DCOPServer could not be started
by saurabh naik on Wednesday 31/Jul/2002, @05:37

I was getting the similer problem and was not able to login in KDE
now please tell me what is dcopserver is all about and why such a
problem occurs.

thanks
saurabh

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Re: DCOPServer could not be started
by Ralf Habacker on Thursday 01/Aug/2002, @00:38

dcopserver is a server for the Desktop communication protocol, the common interprocess communication of kde and uses unix domain sockets. unix domain sockets stores established sockets in files, which are read by clients.
The problem is that cygwin supports a cr to cr/lf conversation mode for files (called "textmode"), which let dcopserver fails to read this socket file.

Hope that helps.

Ralf

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Re: DCOPServer could not be started
by Sam on Sunday 04/Aug/2002, @04:47

Did anyone find a fix for this error, I'm getting it too.

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Re: DCOPServer could not be started
by ralf habacker on Monday 05/Aug/2002, @05:07

See http://kde-cygwin.sourceforge.net/faq/kde2.php#D3.1

Ralf

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Re: DCOPServer could not be started
by Mike on Tuesday 10/Sep/2002, @15:08

I was having this same problem, but only when I logged in as a non-root user. I was not able to find anything that helped at http://kde-cygwin.sourceforge.net. After messing with it for quite a while on my Solaris 8 box I got it to work by chmod 01777 on /tmp/.ICE-unix, /tmp/.X11-pipe, and /tmp/.X11-unix. As best as I can tell, this gives the non-root user enough rights to create the files unix domain sockets stores established sockets in for Solaris. The problem is that these permissions get reset on boot so I had to create a small script to fix this. Hope this helps.

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Re: DCOPServer could not be started
by vincent on Saturday 02/Apr/2005, @03:11

I am having exactly same problem as you for my Solaris 10. The kde version is 3.3.1a that was install from my Solaris 10 companion CD. Could you please tell me your script-:)

cheers

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Re: DCOPServer could not be started
by Nils Boysen on Saturday 22/Nov/2003, @07:21

hi,

I recently installed 2 Debian testing machines and encountered the same problem. Seems like the permissions of the directory "/usr/X11R6/bin/" are screwed up.

This helped me:

chmod go+rx /usr/X11R6/bin/

hope this helps.

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Re: DCOPServer could not be started
by Andy Ritchey on Thursday 20/Apr/2006, @21:42

I am using slackware 10.2 and this seemed to work. I tried some other methods posted here saying to remove various files but that led to more trouble. Thanks for the help.

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Re: DCOPServer could not be started
by tejas upadhyay on Monday 10/Jan/2005, @02:28

i am also facing same prob. in linux 7.2 and linux 0.9 if you have any solution please give me reply

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Re: DCOPServer could not be started
by Graham Matthews on Friday 18/Mar/2005, @09:44

(18 mar 2005) Sorry, an old thread but a new problem.

I had this problem too. (Red Hat Linux 9.0, fully updated to final releases)

It began about two weeks ago. The only effort I made to correct it was to start dcopserver manually at last login. Dcopserver ran fine so I guessed at startup script/config probs. Since then I haven't had the problem, so I can't comment further.

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