[Kde-kiosk] no profiles?

[Mathias Adler]

k, I just upgraded to kiosktool 0.6.
But still the same problem.
Only kdeglobal under ~root/.kde/share/config gets updated. If I manually move that file to /var/run/kde-profile/profile1/share/config as I defined as the install directory it works for my user who is pointing to profile1.
But why does´t kiosktool update kdeglobal in the defined profile directory???
After the upgrade I now got the ~root/.kde-test dir but still with no profiles??
//Mathias
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rom: Waldo Bastian <bastian at kde.org>
ate:  Thu, 8 Jul 2004 16:16:50 +0200
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On Thu July 8 2004 15:23, Mathias Adler wrote:
> Hi kiosk gurus!
> Im using SuSE 9.1 pro, kde 3.2.3 and kiosktool-0.5-3.
>
> My config files looks as follow:
>
> # more /etc/kde3rc
> [Directories]
> kioskAdmin=root:
> prefixes=/etc/opt/kde3/
> profileDirsPrefix=/etc/kde-profile/
> userProfileMapFile=/etc/kde-user-profile
>
> [Directories-profile1]
> ProfileDescription=test profile
> ProfileInstallUser=root
> prefixes=/opt/kde3/
>
>
> # more /etc/kde-user-profile
> [General]
> groups=
>
> [Users]
> mathiasa=profile1
>
>
> The problem is the that no profile is created. Not under /etc/kde-profile
> and not under /opt/kde3.

/etc/kde-profile and /opt/kde3 _ARE_ the profile directories so any setting 
that you change for profile1 would for example be stored 
in /opt/kde3/share/config/kdeglobals

At least that's what is supposed to happen :-)

> when I modify a profile it will update kdeglobal under ~root/.kde../../.. 
> so it will apply for root but not for the user I define.

It will use ~root/.kde-test/... as temporary location and then copy it to the 
profile. ~root/.kde-test/ is normally not used by the root user.

Your choice of /opt/kde3 for your profile is a bit unfortunate though since 
settings under /opt/kde3 will be used for everyone by default.

> Whats the case with /etc/kde3rc vs. /etc/kderc? Do I need to create kderc
> och a symlink to kde3rc?

If you use the SUSE KDE packages they will use /etc/kde3rc and you don't need 
to do anything. If you have compiled KDE yourself it will use /etc/kderc and 
you should symlink that file to /etc/kde3rc.

Cheers,
Waldo
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