Sorry, forgot to include it - here it is :) Giles PS. Please cc replies to this address as I'm not subscribed to the list. > Where's the trace? :) > > -- > Ross > > On Sat, 2002-03-02 at 22:46, GA Burdett wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I upgraded my GConf installation to 1.0.7, so that I could use the latest > > versions of Galeon. Unfortunately, nothing that requires GConf worked > > after that :( > > > > For some reason, the gconf server refuses to be spawned, either "on > > demand" when applications want it, or explicitly through gconftool > > --spawn. When I strace an application or gconftool --spawn, the final > > death throws involve looking for ~/.gconfd/lock/ior, which doesn't exist, > > and is never created as a consequence. I've attached a trace of galeon > > doing just this. > > > > But what is an "ior" (I couldn't work out what it meant from the gconf > > code...), where did it go, and most importantly, how can I get it back > > again! > > > > Looking through some of the dicussions on this list in the past, there was > > mention of NFS mounted home directories. As far as I know, mine isn't, and > > I also ran the "lockit.c" code provided in one of the posts, which > > successfully locked a file in my home dir, unlocked it and exited > > properly. > > > > Please, if anyone can help with this, I'd really like to have my GConf'd > > applications back! :) > > > > Thanks! > > > > > > +------------------------------------------+ > > | Giles Burdett - Computer Science Dept. | > > | | > > | gab103 york ac uk / gab103 cs york ac uk | > > +------------------------------------------+ > > > > _______________________________________________ > > gconf-list mailing list > > gconf-list gnome org > > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gconf-list > > > >
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