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List:       kde-print
Subject:    Re: server restart loses printer instances and settings
From:       "Kurt Pfeifle" <kpfeifle () danka ! de>
Date:       2002-06-17 8:40:03
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Michael Goffioul wrote:
> Albert Wagner wrote:
> 
>>Every time I restart the server, all but the default instances disappear along
>>with all settings.  Occasionally, I get the popup message:
>>
>>An error occurred retrieving the printer list.  Error message received from
>>Manager:  The IPP request failed for an unknown reason.
>>
>>The lpoptions file is still there and contains the correct settings.  It would
>>help me find the problem if I understood what operations are being performed
>>on restart. e.g. what files are read/written, etc.  Thanks ahead for any
>>help.
>>
> 
> I changed some things this weekend that should solve that problem.
> When the server is restarted/configured, no error message appear anymore
> (within 5s, which should be enough for the server to restart), and the
> instances should be correctly reloaded.
> The changes should also prevent the manager (and any other KDE app)
> to hang when the CUPS server is misconfigured (the problem you had,
> Kurt).
> 
> It's commited on the CVS (HEAD). Try it if you have the opportunity.
> 

Something very weird is happening with my "cvs up". I get a bunch of messages
about not being able to read/write files in kdelibs/KDE-ICE. A dir kdelibs/KDE-ICE
was created locally however. - I made a "cvs co" of kdelibs again. The whole
of kdelibs contains at least 10 new subdirs. And the messages abaut KDE-ICE
remained. I doesn't compile.

Was there a major shuffle around in KDE_HEAD?

Sorry, can't give more details, because system is down currently due to an
in-house move of offices to different locations...

Cheers,
Kurt

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