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Re: DCOPServer could not be started
by Musa Williams on Wednesday 04/Dec/2002, @11:54

I don't know if you found anything out as of yet, but I had the same issue and resolved it by deleting both the /tmp/.ICE_unix directory and the ~/.DCOPserver_<machinename>_-0 link. Logged out and it worked fine. Trying to find out if KDE's bugzilla has a report on this as of yet

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Re: DCOPServer could not be started
by Niko on Monday 20/Jan/2003, @13:50

On my computer the problem occured because of a crash of the whole system.

removing /tmp/.ICE_unix directory and the ~/.DCOPserver_<machinename>_-0 worked for me.

thanks!

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Re: DCOPServer could not be started
by Tan Hong Cheong on Monday 07/Apr/2003, @18:10

removing /tmp/.ICE_unix directory and the ~/.DCOPserver* also worked for me.

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Re: DCOPServer could not be started
by Kevin C. on Friday 15/Aug/2003, @09:42

This worked for me, cheerz!

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Re: DCOPServer could not be started
by silence on Tuesday 07/Oct/2003, @16:17

on my machine (mandrake 9.1) the problem was that it was configured to get a hostname (which looked like this: 1,6,<mac-address of my nic>) from the dhcp server of my isp, which dcopserver seems quite to dislike.

the solution was to enter a hostname in /etc/hostname and to prevent dhcp from resetting it. to achieve this you just have to open /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth1 (in my case eth1 is the nic connected to my cable modem) and change the line "NEEDHOSTNAME=yes" to "NEEDHOSTNAME=no"

silence

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