Nice that you follow this Arjan :-) On Wednesday 04 June 2008, Arjan van de Ven wrote: > Any user needs to be in a GUI for the popup "ask permission" window to > come up. However, this can be asynchronous. In "ASK" mode the daemon > just holds on to the oopses until the GUI application starts. The > application will then notify the daemon it's there and some > communication will happen. At that point the window should then pop up > asking for permission.
Hmm. Then I do still wonder why I've not been asked. I have a KDE desktop environment, but I thought that was supported. Although I'm not sure that KDE supports /etc/xdg/autostart. Starting kerneloops-applet manually works, but does not result in anything. Any checks/tests I can do to see what's missing? For Matthew: - running '/etc/init.d/dbus restart' will kill any active kerneloops daemon - accidentally running '/etc/init.d/kerneloops start' as normal user will result in a "permission denied" for the PID file, but also in kerneloops being started for that user (looking at 'ps ax'), which seems incorrect Cheers, FJP
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