


Security by avasaralak 25 comments

Security by avasaralak 25 comments
I would have to create a file that combines the source archive and the binary rpm to upload both to kde-apps.
I am hosting the files myself on my own website and unfortunately my service provider does not allow incoming requests on port 80.
I can mail the tar.gz to you.
P.S. I cannot access port 9054 either from my work. - Dec 29 2005

Security by avasaralak 25 comments
I did not use which since it searches through the PATH environment variable looking for the executable. I did not want to assume that iptables and modprobe will always be in path. Hence, I provided for the configuration of the paths.
Maybe I can use which first and if I do not find the executable then I can request the user to configure the path. - Dec 28 2005

Security by avasaralak 25 comments
Login as root and issue iptables -L if you see 3 input and 3 output rules with QUEUE that implies that iptables was found and since ip_queue was loaded it would imply that modprobe was found.
If the above is true, try ping yahoo.com.
Can you check for the .kwallbuilder.conf in the home directory ? If it is prsent please delete it and run KWallBuulder again, you should be asked for the paths.
Else, right click on the icon in the system tray and you should see a config option. Config and run KWallBuilder again. - Dec 27 2005

Security by avasaralak 25 comments
1)Load the ip_queue module and
2)Invoke the iptable utility.
One approach would be to add the application in the file /etc/sudoers and
run it through sudo kwallbuilder.
Also, please check if the ip_queue module is available (it is usually available). - Dec 27 2005

Security by avasaralak 25 comments
Also, you can either
copy or link libipq into /usr/include or change include path in the code. - Dec 27 2005

Security by avasaralak 25 comments

Security by avasaralak 25 comments

System Software by avasaralak 58 comments
I hope this helps. - Nov 03 2005

System Software by avasaralak 58 comments
The interface can be selected using the file selection. - Oct 17 2005

System Software by avasaralak 58 comments
If ACPI is supported then check if there is a /proc/acpi directory. If there is no ACPI directory try loading the acpi, processor and thermal modules. - Oct 11 2005

System Software by avasaralak 58 comments
As far as the NA is concerned, do you have the acpi thermal module loaded ? If it is loaded check if there is a /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/TH*M/temperature and if there is an entry, right click on the system tray select restore and configure the monitoring interface.
I hope this helps. - Oct 10 2005

System Software by avasaralak 58 comments
I did not add an alarm since, I was not sure whether it would be a good idea to force more work (and increase temperature further) when the system is at its maximum temperature. - Jul 18 2005

System Software by avasaralak 58 comments

System Software by avasaralak 58 comments
If you can ensure that the ACPI thermal module is loaded by the time utility runs or if you compile it into the kernel then the root password will not be asked.
In the next version I will try to make changes so that the root password will not be asked if not required. - Jun 29 2005

System Software by avasaralak 58 comments

System Software by avasaralak 58 comments
libXext.so and libXext.so.6
I tried configure removing each link and it failed after I removed the link from libXext.so.6 to libXext.so.6.4 complaining about kde-config returning a null path to kdelibs.
Do you kde-config insatlled ? - Jun 25 2005

System Software by avasaralak 58 comments

System Software by avasaralak 58 comments

System Software by avasaralak 58 comments

System Software by avasaralak 58 comments

System Software by avasaralak 58 comments

System Software by avasaralak 58 comments

System Software by avasaralak 58 comments
Do you have the temperature interface at
/proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THRM/temperature ?
I don't think there is a check for the status of the file open in the current version. - May 27 2005

System Software by avasaralak 58 comments

System Software by avasaralak 58 comments
I think that it is most surely an issue with the ACPI .
Also, only the recent PCs/Laptops tend to have ACPI support, the older ones use APM.
I hope this information is useful. - May 27 2005