Version: 3.5 (using KDE 3.5.0, Kubuntu Package 4:3.5.0-0ubuntu0breezy1 breezy) Compiler: Target: i486-linux-gnu OS: Linux (i686) release 2.6.12-9-k7 Hi, When I want to save a PHP/HTML file I have modified in quanta, it always (or after one or two saves) says that the file has been modified outside the editor even if it has not. This bug makes quanta unusable, so I'm surprised nobody reported this bug (or maybe nobody else use quanta on breezy? :-)). I'm running Kubuntu Breezy. Thank for help.
I updated some kde-files (using Yast) last monday and since i have the same problem. It is not with all the files i update. Some files don't give the warning. I first thought it happens with new files, the first time you save a new file it goes oke, but then you edit something and then save again there is the warning. But it happens also on files which are allready in my project. I have OpenSuse 10 with kde 3.5.0 level 'a"
Same effect here with KUbuntu Dapper and 3.5.0
Does this happen after some action (save, close, switch tabs, update from CvS) or just without doing anything? Does it happen if you work with files in Kate? Are you using local files or smb/nfs/whatever shares?
This happens on local files without doing anything (except trying to save the file of course! :-)) and whichever extension the file has. I have no such problem neither with Kate 3.5.0 nor with Quanta 3.4.3.
Is it when you use Save As or normal save? Does your kernel have inotify support (see /proc/config.gz)?
I use "normal save". I didn't try "save as" (except for the first save, when no file exists). I have no /proc/config.gz, but "nodev inotifyfs" in /proc/filesystems, if it helps...
The bug is in Kubuntu's kernel + kdelibs combination. I checked with Kubuntu and I can reproduce with it. The problem is the kernel's inotify support is broken and the original KDE 3.5.0 release does not have a check to see if you have broken inotify or not. The solution: - upgrade to a kernel which does not have the bug - upgrade kdelibs to a version where inotify is disabled (you may compile from source the 3.5 branch) - bug the ubuntu developers to do the above ;-) Anyway, the problem is not in Quanta. If you still see the problem with the upcoming KDE 3.5.1, let me know.
On Wednesday 14 December 2005 14:26, Frank Mutsaers wrote: > I have OpenSuse 10 with kde 3.5.0 level 'a" For SuSE there is a fixed kdelibs and kernel: kernel: 2.6.13-15.7-default kdelibs: 3.5.0-31