Tim, Darrell, all
I moved tde-packaging to my laptop (kde 3.5.10 on opensuse) and went to update it and kwallet Qt4 appeared - what the heck? I did it three times to makes sure. Here is the konsole output I received:
22:41 alchemy:~/tde/tde-packaging> ../scr/gituppkg.sh Checking out files: 100% (22574/22574), done. HEAD is now at f635b71 Fix tdelibs FTBFS on Ubuntu QDBusConnection: name 'org.kde.kwalletd' had owner '' but we thought it was ':1.35' HEAD is now at f635b71 Fix tdelibs FTBFS on Ubuntu 22:41 alchemy:~/tde/tde-packaging> ../scr/gituppkg.sh HEAD is now at f635b71 Fix tdelibs FTBFS on Ubuntu HEAD is now at f635b71 Fix tdelibs FTBFS on Ubuntu 22:42 alchemy:~/tde/tde-packaging> ../scr/gituppkg.sh HEAD is now at f635b71 Fix tdelibs FTBFS on Ubuntu ksshaskpass(8692)/kdeui (Wallet): The kwalletd service has been disabled ksshaskpass(8692)/kdeui (Wallet): The kwalletd service has been disabled ksshaskpass(8692)/kdeui (Wallet): The kwalletd service has been disabled ksshaskpass(8692)/kdeui (Wallet): The kwalletd service has been disabled ksshaskpass(8692)/kdeui (Wallet): The kwalletd service has been disabled ksshaskpass(8692)/kdeui (Wallet): The kwalletd service has been disabled Already up-to-date. HEAD is now at f635b71 Fix tdelibs FTBFS on Ubuntu
How is this possible? Is this supposed to happen? It was really kind of creepy. Here is a screenshot:
http://www.3111skyline.com/dl/dt/trinity/ss/updt-packageing-launches-kwallet...
Up to this point all of the git sources have been on my server where I simply access them via ssh. The gituppkg.sh script is simply:
cat ../scr/gituppkg.sh #!/bin/bash
git reset --hard HEAD git clean -dxf git pull git reset --hard HEAD git clean -dxf git submodule init git submodule update --recursive git submodule foreach --recursive "git checkout master" git submodule foreach --recursive "git pull"
What's going on?
I moved tde-packaging to my laptop (kde 3.5.10 on opensuse) and went to update it and kwallet Qt4 appeared - what the heck? I did it three times to makes sure. Here is the konsole output I received:
22:41 alchemy:~/tde/tde-packaging> ../scr/gituppkg.sh Checking out files: 100% (22574/22574), done. HEAD is now at f635b71 Fix tdelibs FTBFS on Ubuntu QDBusConnection: name 'org.kde.kwalletd' had owner '' but we thought it was ':1.35' HEAD is now at f635b71 Fix tdelibs FTBFS on Ubuntu 22:41 alchemy:~/tde/tde-packaging> ../scr/gituppkg.sh HEAD is now at f635b71 Fix tdelibs FTBFS on Ubuntu HEAD is now at f635b71 Fix tdelibs FTBFS on Ubuntu 22:42 alchemy:~/tde/tde-packaging> ../scr/gituppkg.sh HEAD is now at f635b71 Fix tdelibs FTBFS on Ubuntu ksshaskpass(8692)/kdeui (Wallet): The kwalletd service has been disabled ksshaskpass(8692)/kdeui (Wallet): The kwalletd service has been disabled ksshaskpass(8692)/kdeui (Wallet): The kwalletd service has been disabled ksshaskpass(8692)/kdeui (Wallet): The kwalletd service has been disabled ksshaskpass(8692)/kdeui (Wallet): The kwalletd service has been disabled ksshaskpass(8692)/kdeui (Wallet): The kwalletd service has been disabled Already up-to-date. HEAD is now at f635b71 Fix tdelibs FTBFS on Ubuntu
How is this possible? Is this supposed to happen? It was really kind of creepy. Here is a screenshot:
http://www.3111skyline.com/dl/dt/trinity/ss/updt-packageing-launches-kwallet...
Up to this point all of the git sources have been on my server where I simply access them via ssh. The gituppkg.sh script is simply:
cat ../scr/gituppkg.sh #!/bin/bash
git reset --hard HEAD git clean -dxf git pull git reset --hard HEAD git clean -dxf git submodule init git submodule update --recursive git submodule foreach --recursive "git checkout master" git submodule foreach --recursive "git pull"
What's going on?
Are you installing binary packages or referring to just trying to build packages?
Do you have KDE4 installed?
Check $PATH.
Darrell
On 03/10/2012 03:03 PM, Darrell Anderson wrote:
What's going on?
Are you installing binary packages or referring to just trying to build packages?
Do you have KDE4 installed?
Check $PATH.
Darrell
No... I'm just talking about doing a git pull, etc.. Something triggers ksshaskpass to pop up? Weird stuff. I just have 3.5.10 installed on opensuse, but it does have the kde4-runtime installed. The 'git pull' commands triggers the password prompt from within konsole. I just confirmed:
http://www.3111skyline.com/dl/dt/trinity/ss/git-pull-ksshaskpass.jpg
dcop?
No... I'm just talking about doing a git pull, etc.. Something triggers ksshaskpass to pop up? Weird stuff. I just have 3.5.10 installed on opensuse, but it does have the kde4-runtime installed. The 'git pull' commands triggers the password prompt from within konsole. I just confirmed:
http://www.3111skyline.com/dl/dt/trinity/ss/git-pull-ksshaskpass.jpg
dcop?
Are you using the GIT_ASKPASS or SSH_ASKPASS environment variables?
I think GIT uses SSH when possible. Tim does not have SSH access configured because that is how the Linux Kernel repository was cracked.
I don't know what ksshaskpass is. I don't have KDE4 installed.
Possibly this might help provide some clues:
http://git.661346.n2.nabble.com/Git-ksshaskpass-to-play-nice-with-https-and-...
Do you have commit access to GIT? If not then you should be doing anonymous syncs and don't need a password.
Darrell
On 03/10/2012 03:41 PM, Darrell Anderson wrote:
Are you using the GIT_ASKPASS or SSH_ASKPASS environment variables?
I think GIT uses SSH when possible. Tim does not have SSH access configured because that is how the Linux Kernel repository was cracked.
I don't know what ksshaskpass is. I don't have KDE4 installed.
Possibly this might help provide some clues:
http://git.661346.n2.nabble.com/Git-ksshaskpass-to-play-nice-with-https-and-...
Do you have commit access to GIT? If not then you should be doing anonymous syncs and don't need a password.
Darrell
I think you found it. I didn't even know about the askpass environment var, but it is set:
15:27 alchemy:~/tde/scr> set | grep ASK SSH_ASKPASS=/usr/lib64/ssh/ssh-askpass
I normally just keep all local git repos on my server and work via konsole over ssh. I never have any askpass problems there. It was only when I cloned the tde-packaging repo to my laptop and then tried the git-pull that it appeared. There is no ASKPASS set on the server, but opensuse does set it on my laptop.
Oh well, at least we know what is happening. I'll google SSH_ASKPASS and find out what the heck it is for if I have time. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction here - now what about that darn tqt_cast issue??
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Darrell Anderson -
David C. Rankin