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I have upgraded fedora21 to 22 recently. Had problems with KDE but after installing some qt5 modules I made it work.
But I can not start Dolphin as before. When I'm logged as ordinary user, I can not activate it as a root. I have
within dolphin.desktop, and on F21 it used to prompt for superuser password, and worked with superuser privileges. Now, when I enter superuser password it freezes. When I'm logged as root, it works fine. I tried
and it returns
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Try to run "dbus-launch dolphin" instead. That's what openSUSE uses for its "Filemanager - Super User Mode" application menu entry since years (i.e. in KDE4 already) because there were problems otherwise. |
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Lot of errors:
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You seem to be logged in as root, via "su".
This doesn't work normally. Try "su -", or run "kdesu dbus-launch dolphin" as user. (or change the Exec line in your .desktop file to "Exec=dbus-launch dolphin". |
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Nothing.
After
It prompts for superuser password, but when I enter password and click OK blank window is showed only. When I press "Ignore" button it displays correctly, but many errors
are displayed at console. |
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Ok, then probably those "X Error: BadAccess (attempt to access private resource denied) " are the problem. Apparently applications run as root are not able to use XSHM (shared memory) on your system. Try to run "xhost +" (as logged in user) first before you run "kdesu dbus-launch dolphin". Does that help? And one additional question: you are logged in locally, are you? Or is this via ssh, vnc or similar? |
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"Should", but "won't" - baloo bug.
https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/46290 https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=352686 https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=352365 Running things w/o "kdesu" won't work because X doesn't "know" that it's ok for the other user to access its resources, that's normal. |
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Ah! Didn't know that, luebking. Ta.
So it is back to midnight commander for the OP as it seems?
Debian testing
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Afaiu, disabling baloo (in the root account) should do as well.
But mc is always a splendid thing to have around ![]() (#2 of my "fix this **** distro" changes, right after turning vi to vim, wtf installs and uses vi - seriously? ![]() |
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xhost+ didn't help.
disabling baloo didn't help neither. any idea? yes, i am logged in locally. |
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I haven't solved the problem yet, but found something that might lead to a solution.
don't work the same way. After entering superuser password nothing but blank window appears.
work properly, and to my suprise
works fine also. I have disabled SELinux but didn't help. |
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Can you open files from the kdesu kwrite instance?
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yes, and I can edit files owned by root, and save them properly.
I have found some similar problems discussed on forums, and folks said it was probably Qt (not Xorg) issue, but that's far beyond my knowledge ![]() |
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I upgraded to Fedora 23 and the problem disappeared. It seems something in F22 was incompatible.
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