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| DATE | 2002-11-01 |
| FROM | Ruben I Safir
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| SUBJECT | Re: [hangout] error message under SUSE
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This is a very specific YAST question and the SuSe mail list people are
good at handling yast question.
I have no idea what index this is, or where it is. I asume this is a
KDE issue, as you describe it.
Run yast again and let it configure whatever it wants before exiting. If that
doesn't work, try the SUSE email list and let us know what they say.
I generally ignor warning messages like this because I tend not to
use yast for much after the initial install.
Ruben
On Fri, Nov 01, 2002 at 04:15:13AM -0500, vin wrote:
>
> I've been deleting packages and applications from one of my servers to make
> room. I've been doing the package deletion using yast (SUSE 7.3) from the
> command line. I'm doing this with an ssh/remote X connection over the lan.
>
> After completing the package deletion, the first yast window pops up, and I
> choose exit (maybe I should have chosen save configuration instead) and it
> appears to save the configuration, and exit. I received an error message
> sometime during or upon closing yast. (I didn't choose save configuration
> because directly above that choice is an option to change configuration,
> which I didn't do)
>
> Now, while running an ssh/remote X session, I get an error message when
> closing the graphical app (konqueror) and the (ssh) terminal window becomes
> focused again.
>
> This is the message:
>
> kio (KService*): WARNING: The desktop entry file
> SuSE/Graphics/Editor/susewm.desktop has no Name QGList::locate: Index -1 out
> of range
>
>
> >From what I understand, a new index may have been built after I ran yast, and
> the indexing procedure has found that I have filename susewm.desktop without
> a name. How do I correct this?
>
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