28 Apr
2009
28 Apr
'09
10:45 p.m.
On Wednesday 29 April 2009, kb9vqf(a)pearsoncomputing.net wrote:
Hi Tim,
I just realized that I have installed both, kdesudo-kde3 and kdesudo. I don't
know how this happens. The same is for konsole and konsole-kde3. Might it be
that with default Ubuntu Jaunty install those packages are installed by
default?
By deinstallation of kdesudo the two packages update-manager-kde and
update-notifier-kde are deinstalled. Is there a replacement in KDE3?
After deinstallation of kdesudo I changed the file edit-as-root.desktop to
it's original state but now I have the same problem like before: "Command
not found!"
Thank you
Gerhard
On Tuesday 28
April 2009, Gerhard Zintel wrote:
Hi Gerhard,
Do you have sudo-kde3 installed? It has /opt/kde3/bin added to the RPATH
(root PATH variable) so that this sort of thing does not happen.
Tim I tried to edit a text file as root by using the
right mouse button menu
Actions --> Edit as Root item. I am asked for my password afterwords a
pop-up with title "Error - KDE Sudo" tells me: "Command not found!".
Nothing more happens.
Answering to my own posting: I realized that the path to the kde-3
executables
is set for a normal user but not for Root. I found the File responsible
for
the "Edit as Root" behaviour, it's
/opt/kde3/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus/edit-as-root.desktop
As a work around I changed the line
Exec=kdesu "kwrite" "%U"
into
Exec=kdesu "/opt/kde3/bin/kwrite" "%U"
That's surely not the correct way but as for now it works for me.
Gerhard