Re: [Evolution] Dreaded "Cannot access Bonobo/Config Database =?iso-8859-1?q?on wombat=3A?= (IDL:OAF/General Error 1.0)
- From: Hamish Bain <hamish_bain clear net nz>
- To: Anton Winter <anton myrddin org>, evolution ximian com
- Subject: Re: [Evolution] Dreaded "Cannot access Bonobo/Config Database on wombat: (IDL:OAF/General Error 1.0)
- Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2002 21:37:20 +1300
Anton, thanks for instant reply. To clarify: you store your evo +
dependency rpms in one directory? As well as common rpms elsewhere,
presumably? I'm summoning up the courage to try it right now...
On Mon, 25 Feb 2002 20:12, Anton Winter wrote:
On Mon, 2002-02-25 at 17:21, Hamish Bain wrote:
has suddenly occurred after updating Ximian Desktop packages via Red
Carpet.... (I'm on LM 8.0 btw) OK, classic bonehead mistake: tried to do
too many.... however here I am totally without my beloved Evo. Prior
glitch (about 10 days ago) is nothing compared to this. Ettore had asked
for a stack trace, for which I was just preparing and upgrading Bug
Buddy.
Have tried everything ever mentioned on the List & from Devzone (from
Mozilla lib to PATHS to oaf-slays to updating libnspr4 to multiples
copies, etc.) . Nothing helps. But I guess this could be a new
"packaging" error? Here's the list of most of what I Red Carpeted (more
fool me) - there ARE more (shame):-
[snip]
for some unknown reason something similar happened to me, tho the only
difference is that I wasn't using redcarpet to update. The only change
I made was upgrade mozilla and galeon.
What I ended up doing was jumping into the directory where I stored all
evo + its dependency rpm's and doing an: rpm -Uvh *.rpm --force
which sure enough got evo up and running again, and has been working
perfectly ever since :-)
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