Problems with recent build

Andreas Pakulat apaku at gmx.de
Thu Sep 6 22:12:02 CEST 2007


On 06.09.07 21:24:56, Ralf Habacker wrote:
> Andreas Pakulat schrieb:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I've built yesterday and today updated qt-copy and rebuilt. However I've
> > got two problems:
> >
> > a) kdeinit4 starts dbus (and dbus-daemon runs, but I don't see its
> > console window),
> this is normal, kdeinit4 starts dbus in the background
> >  but I get a message:
> > Failed to bind to socket: ... Address already in use.
> >   
> Are you sure, that no dbus-daemon is already running ? If not another 
> process is blocking this port. Try  netstat -a -o. You may see a line
> 
>   TCP    P5:12434               P5:0                   ABHÖREN         <pid>
> 
> where <pid> indicates the process id of the related process.

After killing kde processes and dbus-daemon I don't have anything
listening on the adress 12434 and when starting kdeinit4 I get the
message that the adress is already in use. 

Hmm, maybe it there is some timing "problem", I can't reproduce this
after a restart and I also got no error when starting kdeinit4 after
waiting for some time.

> > It seems manually launching dbus-daemon helps, but autostart did work
> > last time I built kde4 (sometime in early august I think)
> >
> > b) the other problem is that kdevelop crashes during startup trying to
> > use KService::library, which I suspect comes from using
> > KService::serviceByDesktopName() in kdevkonsoleview_part.cpp to check
> > wether konsolepart exists or not. I don't have a right backtrace at the
> > moment, will try to get it tomorrow.
> >   
> no idea  - Are you using mingw or msvc ?  In my experience msvc makes it 
> much easier to debug an application

MinGW. I don't have a license for msvc and I won't register with Ms to
continue using it. I've already sent a backtrace from gdb and it seems
its about the KPlugin* stuff indeed.

Andreas

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