[gentoo-dev] https protocol is not supported in KDE2.2?!

[gentoo-dev] https protocol is not supported in KDE2.2?!

[Viktor Lakics]

Dear All,

After merging KDE2.2 konqi cannot use https protocol. I have openssl 
installed it works with mozilla just fine...

What is the deal?

TIA Viktor

Re: [gentoo-dev] https protocol is not supported in KDE2.2?!

[Dan Armak]

On Sunday 09 September 2001 20:10, you wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> After merging KDE2.2 konqi cannot use https protocol. I have openssl
> installed it works with mozilla just fine...
>
> What is the deal?

Maybe you don't have use ssl set?

-- 

Dan Armak
Gentoo Linux Developer, Desktop Team
Matan, Israel

Re: [gentoo-dev] https protocol is not supported in KDE2.2?!

[Viktor Lakics]

I did not have it set when I first merged KDE2.2. Then I have set it in 
make.conf and re-merged kdebase again. I even reinstalled the newest openssl 
after an emerge rsync. No dice...

The other thing I tried is to give the path to konqi in the settings dialog. 
When I want to test the path I gave it segfaults.

I am really stuck here...

BTW, will we have kde2.2 precompiled binaries in RC6?

Viktor

On Sunday 09 September 2001 7:56 pm, you wrote:
> On Sunday 09 September 2001 20:10, you wrote:
> > Dear All,
> >
> > After merging KDE2.2 konqi cannot use https protocol. I have openssl
> > installed it works with mozilla just fine...
> >
> > What is the deal?
>
> Maybe you don't have use ssl set?

Re: [gentoo-dev] https protocol is not supported in KDE2.2?!

[Dan Armak]

On Sunday 09 September 2001 22:27, you wrote:
> I did not have it set when I first merged KDE2.2. Then I have set it in
> make.conf and re-merged kdebase again. I even reinstalled the newest
> openssl after an emerge rsync. No dice...
Hm, look in /var/tmp/portage/kdebase-2.2/work/kdebase2.2/config.log
for messages about ssl/openssl. See what reason it gives for not compiling 
against the openssl libs. It may be that portage deleted your temp dir after 
merging, in which case you'll have to ebuild unpack/compile to get a temp dir 
again. You can set MAINTAINER in /etc/make.conf to avoid that.

> BTW, will we have kde2.2 precompiled binaries in RC6?

As soon as all kde2.2/rc6 problems are resolved, we should. It'll probably be 
kde 2.2.1 (to be released Sep 17) by that time, which should solve some 
problems on its own.


-- 

Dan Armak
Gentoo Linux Developer, Desktop Team
Matan, Israel

Re: [gentoo-dev] https protocol is not supported in KDE2.2?!

[Viktor Lakics]

On Monday 10 September 2001 6:35 am, you wrote:
> On Sunday 09 September 2001 22:27, you wrote:
> > I did not have it set when I first merged KDE2.2. Then I have set it in
> > make.conf and re-merged kdebase again. I even reinstalled the newest
> > openssl after an emerge rsync. No dice...
>
> Hm, look in /var/tmp/portage/kdebase-2.2/work/kdebase2.2/config.log
> for messages about ssl/openssl. See what reason it gives for not compiling
> against the openssl libs. It may be that portage deleted your temp dir
> after merging, in which case you'll have to ebuild unpack/compile to get a
> temp dir again. You can set MAINTAINER in /etc/make.conf to avoid that.

Thanks Dan, yes my tmp dir is deleted. I have set maintainer, and I will 
leave my machine to compile when I leave for work today.  I will let you know 
what is in the logs.
Do you have the https protocol working? Is it just me?

Viktor


> > BTW, will we have kde2.2 precompiled binaries in RC6?
>
> As soon as all kde2.2/rc6 problems are resolved, we should. It'll probably
> be kde 2.2.1 (to be released Sep 17) by that time, which should solve some
> problems on its own.

Re: [gentoo-dev] https protocol is not supported in KDE2.2?!

[Dan Armak]

> Do you have the https protocol working? Is it just me?
I do have https working in konq, but that's rc5. I'm setting up rc6 now.

-- 

Dan Armak
Gentoo Linux Developer, Desktop Team
Matan, Israel

Re: [gentoo-dev] https protocol is not supported in KDE2.2?!

[Viktor Lakics]

On Monday 10 September 2001 6:35 am, you wrote:
On Sunday 09 September 2001 22:27, you wrote:

> Hm, look in /var/tmp/portage/kdebase-2.2/work/kdebase2.2/config.log
> for messages about ssl/openssl. See what reason it gives for not compiling
> against the openssl libs. It may be that portage deleted your temp dir
> after merging, in which case you'll have to ebuild unpack/compile to get a
> temp dir again. You can set MAINTAINER in /etc/make.conf to avoid that.

Hi Dan, I have set MAINTAINER=yes, then remerged kdebase again, there is no 
/var/tmp/portage/.... dir... /var/tmp exists, but it is empty. What now?!

In addition, my old problem came back after remerging kdebase2.2, namely AA 
is only showing up in certain apps and not in the k menu. I know that this is 
my old problem with KDE2.1.1, because if I change LD_BIND_NOW=true, then AA 
is OK again...

Strange...



> > BTW, will we have kde2.2 precompiled binaries in RC6?
>
> As soon as all kde2.2/rc6 problems are resolved, we should. It'll probably
> be kde 2.2.1 (to be released Sep 17) by that time, which should solve some
> problems on its own.

Re: [gentoo-dev] https protocol is not supported in KDE2.2?!

[Dan Armak]

Hi,
> Hi Dan, I have set MAINTAINER=yes, then remerged kdebase again, there is no
> /var/tmp/portage/.... dir... /var/tmp exists, but it is empty. What now?!
I thought you were using rc6 & the latest Portage. Since you're actually 
using rc5, the correct location is /tmp/portage not /var/tmp/portage. This 
was changed from rc5 to rc6 as per the fhs instructions.

>
> In addition, my old problem came back after remerging kdebase2.2, namely AA
> is only showing up in certain apps and not in the k menu. I know that this
> is my old problem with KDE2.1.1, because if I change LD_BIND_NOW=true, then
> AA is OK again...
Hm, I've experienced a similar problem but didn't have time to track it down. 
Could you please describe the problem & solution, or give me a pointer?

-- 

Dan Armak
Gentoo Linux Developer, Desktop Team
Matan, Israel

Re: [gentoo-dev] AA pointer problem and solution in KDE2.2

[Viktor Lakics]

On Monday 10 September 2001 6:38 pm, you wrote:


> > In addition, my old problem came back after remerging kdebase2.2, namely
> > AA is only showing up in certain apps and not in the k menu. I know that
> > this is my old problem with KDE2.1.1, because if I change
> > LD_BIND_NOW=true, then AA is OK again...
>
> Hm, I've experienced a similar problem but didn't have time to track it
> down. Could you please describe the problem & solution, or give me a
> pointer?

Sure. It was discussed a month ago in this list, and somebody (sorry, my name 
memory is really terrible) gave this solution.

Problem: AA in KDE2.1.1 (and for me in KDE2.2 too) is only applied to certain 
apps. Kmail is fine, kate is not, the KDE start menu is not AA-ed etc.

Solution: change the line in startkde script  from:

"LD_BIND_NOW=true kdeinit +kcminit " to:
"kdeinit +kcminit"

Unfortunately this is supposed to slow down the app start time - which I did 
not noticed at least in my machine (not fancy at all, PII350, 128 Mbyte RAM, 
Ultra ATA33 drive).


-Viktor

Re: [gentoo-dev] AA pointer problem and solution in KDE2.2

[Dan Armak]

> Solution: change the line in startkde script  from:
>
> "LD_BIND_NOW=true kdeinit +kcminit " to:
> "kdeinit +kcminit"
>
> Unfortunately this is supposed to slow down the app start time - which I
> did not noticed at least in my machine (not fancy at all, PII350, 128 Mbyte
> RAM, Ultra ATA33 drive).
>
Hm, my problem first appeared when I started using objprelink. So there's 
some kind of connection. Well, I'll try your suggestion later, thanks.

-- 

Dan Armak
Gentoo Linux Developer, Desktop Team
Matan, Israel