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List:       kde-devel
Subject:    Re: kde with nfs home
From:       Harald Thoeny <harald () thoeny ! ch>
Date:       2010-06-28 13:32:38
Message-ID: 4C28A476.4000200 () thoeny ! ch
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 hello, thanks for your advice.

yes i changed to normal kicker menu
i changed to the classic style. i did a logoff/logon and also reboot.
nothing , i mean absolutely nothing change to the login time from 30sec.

i removed lancelot for those tests

i also did remove all plasmoids and change the default view to folder of
the desktop

i use kde 4.4.2


Am 28.06.2010 10:56, schrieb Anne-Marie Mahfouf:
> On Monday 28 June 2010 09:02:01 Harald Thoeny wrote:
>>  so i hecked it.
>>
>> and , sorry its still 30 sec for the last login step. with classic oder
>> advance menu. normaly i use lancelot.
> We assumed you used Kickoff when you reported (which is the default KDE menu). 
> Do your co-workers experiment the same problem?
>> so there has to be some other parts slow down the last login step.
> So you switched to Classic menu and it's the same start delay.
> Did you only logout and login again or did you reboot? What KDE version is it?
>
> In order to help debugging this problem you need to be as precise as possible 
> (enterprises installations seldom change defaults or for better results in 
> speed, I am surprised they use Lancelot here, are you the sysadmin? or are you 
> a user and are users able to change the menu?) 
>
> Thanks in advance for more precisions. In order to help us tackle the problem 
> we really need to know how your KDE environment is set up. For what I know 
> from an enterprise setup, the sysadmin decides what is best and he secures the 
> environment. This does not seem the case in your setup.
> We do care a lot about such deployments, that's why we need more information.
>
> Anne-Marie
>
>
>> Am 22.06.2010 18:30, schrieb Aaron J. Seigo:
>>> On June 22, 2010, Harald Thoeny wrote:
>>>> hello,
>>>>
>>>> on enterprise installations with home drives on a central server, where
>>>> clients use the home drive with nfs mounts, login to kde is very slow.
>>>> the last icon  on login , the "K" needs about 30s, while local home are
>>>> in a few seconds loged in.
>>> besides what Lubos said about bugs.kde.org, i suspect that it's the
>>> Places model which is what populates the Computer tab in the kickoff
>>> launcher. there are a few open issues around the Places model and
>>> network access. between now and when that gets sorted, you may want to
>>> try with the "application launcher menu" which is rather simpler and
>>> should avoid use of the Places model. if after switching to the classic
>>> menu style the problem goes away, then we likely know the culprit.
>>>
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