[KDE Dot News]
 faq
 flatforty
 contribute
 subscribe
 configure
 search
 rdf

 main
 parent
 thread


Re: DCOPServer could not be started
by Kartik on Monday 13/Jan/2003, @08:31
Did you manage to get this sorted out? I am having the exact same problem...any help?

Thanks,
Kartik
  Related Links
 ·   Articles on KDE on Unix and other platforms
 ·   Also by Kartik
 ·   Contact author

Thread Threshold:

The Fine Print: The following comments are owned by whomever posted them.
( Reply )

Re: DCOPServer could not be started
by Nmuller on Thursday 30/Jan/2003, @02:49
It's most probably a permission problem. I solved it by deleting ALL the invisible .gnome* and .kde* direcories. Reconfiguring the Desktops was faster than fiddling around with dozens of files...
[ Reply To This | View ]
Re: DCOPServer could not be started
by Jav on Tuesday 04/Feb/2003, @14:55
One of my users recently switched to a tcsh default shell and the default .cshrc that comes with RH 7.3 does not include the /usr/X11R6/bin path in the $PATH env variable. I had to add to their path.

Note: the deafult .cshrc that comes with RH 7.3 overwrites the $PATH env variable, It was very frustrating to figure this one out. especially since I checked the default rc's and .logins to make sure the paths were there.
[ Reply To This | View ]
  • Re: DCOPServer could not be started
    by Jeff on Tuesday 04/Mar/2003, @13:16
    Non-root users could not log in to the RedHat 7.3 console with KDE.

    SOLUTION: Modify /usr/bin/startkde. Basically, /usr/bin/startkde
    could not find certain applications which exist in /usr/bin/X11.
    So, add it to the path in the script.

    Put these lines in to /usr/bin/startkde:

    # Modification
    #
    PATH=/usr/bin/X11:$PATH
    export PATH
    #
    [ Reply To This | View ]
    • Re: DCOPServer could not be started
      by Kevin Ready on Thursday 08/Jan/2004, @10:34
      This worked for me too.

      I have a RedHat 7 system that has been running for almost 2 years, and suddenly on reboot, it throws this error.

      adding the PATH statement solved the problem:

      Put these lines in to /usr/bin/startkde:

      # Modification
      #
      PATH=/usr/bin/X11:$PATH
      export PATH
      #

      Thank you for the assistance!
      [ Reply To This | View ]
  • Re: DCOPServer could not be started
    by Jeff on Wednesday 05/Mar/2003, @05:08
    Non-root users could not log in to the RedHat 7.3 console with KDE.

    SOLUTION: Modify /usr/bin/startkde. Basically, /usr/bin/startkde
    could not find certain applications which exist in /usr/bin/X11.
    So, add it to the path in the script.

    Put these lines in to /usr/bin/startkde:

    # Modification
    #
    PATH=/usr/bin/X11:$PATH
    export PATH
    #
    [ Reply To This | View ]
    • Re: DCOPServer could not be started
      by mavis on Wednesday 04/Jun/2003, @19:14
      I am facing the same problem!
      But all above mentions do not work for me at all!
      Not can I do anything without KDE!
      Please - any suggestions or pointers will be greatly appreciated.

      Regards
      Mavis
      [ Reply To This | View ]
  • Re: DCOPServer could not be started
    by Brian on Wednesday 25/Jun/2003, @08:45
    Adding the path for Redhat 7.3 fixed my problem, too.
    [ Reply To This | View ]

 
The Fine Print: The previous comments are owned by whomever posted them.
( Reply )

  "KDE is much too well-structured for this world..." -- Rob Buis
KDE®, "K Desktop Environment", "KDE Dot News", "got the dot?" and the KDE Logo® are trademarks or registered trademarks of KDE e.V. in the European Union, the United States and other countries. All other trademarks and copyrights on this page are owned by their respective owners. Comments are owned by the poster. The rest: Copyright © 2000-2008 KDE e.V. for The KDE Project. For further information or comments on this site, please contact the Webmaster.
[ home | post article | flat forty | subscribe | search | rdf ]