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Hello,

I'm planning to build a Mandrake 9.1 rpm and I'd like to know if there is an 
offical logo icon to add in the KDE menu ?

Thanks
Fabrice

Hello Steven,

Am Montag, 5. Mai 2003 07:33 schrieb Steven P. Ulrick:
> Like the subject line states, I have some good news and some bad news.
> The bad news is that because of continuing issues with Red Hat 9, I will
> (for the time being anyway) be unable to make Krename RPM's for Red Hat
> 9.  The good news is, the my first RPM for Red Hat 8 is building right
> as I type :)
The RedHat 8 Rpm is uploaded to the Webpage. As far as I know RedHat 8 rpms 
should work on RH9, too, because both have the same compiler. So it should 
not be a that big problem to have no RH 9 rpms.

> I will continue to provide Krename RPM's for whatever version of Linux
> that I may be using (which, will most likely always be Red Hat :))
Thank's for the RPMs :-)!

> Hopefully, when Red Hat 9 gets into what I call the "dot" releases, I
> will be willing to go back to it :)
:-)

CU Dom
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KBarcode - http://www.kbarcode.net
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Hello, Everyone :)
Like the subject line states, I have some good news and some bad news. 
The bad news is that because of continuing issues with Red Hat 9, I will
(for the time being anyway) be unable to make Krename RPM's for Red Hat
9.  The good news is, the my first RPM for Red Hat 8 is building right
as I type :)
I will continue to provide Krename RPM's for whatever version of Linux
that I may be using (which, will most likely always be Red Hat :))
Hopefully, when Red Hat 9 gets into what I call the "dot" releases, I
will be willing to go back to it :)

Steven P. Ulrick

Hello,

KRename 2.6.1 has been released today, after renaming with KFilePlugins was 
completly broken in 2.6.0 (including renaming MP3's). Please upgrade.
RPMs and tarball are available at http://www.krename.net .

CU Dom
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Hi,

I am the author of KRename ( http://www.krename.net ). I would like to move 
this extremely powerful batch renamer into the kdeutils CVS module, so that 
it can be part of KDE 3.2. I already have a CVS account, so adding it is no 
problem. I will of course continue to maintain and improve it inside of the 
CVS.

I think it would be a very good addition for KDE, because there is no such 
tool part of KDE yet and it is extremely useful and powerful. KRename is also 
bug free, stable and used by many people. Integration in konqueror is 
possible through a service menu entry and drag and drop. Because most of 
KRename's features are realized with KFilePlugins which are already part of 
KDE, no bloat of the source code will IMHO be produced with the import of 
KRename into the KDE CVS.

If you want to try it out, get the latest stable release 2.6.0 from my web 
page http://www.krename.net . Screen shots and a complete feature list are 
also available on the web page.

Are there any objections against this move? There is no CVS history to import, 
so I think I can add it to kdeutils by myself (I won't use 'cvs import' :-)). 

CU Dom
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KBarcode - http://www.kbarcode.net
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Hello,

After 5 month of development I have finished the next stable release of 
KRename, the powerful batch renamer for KDE.

The changes since the last stable version are to many to list here. But 
KRename got much more stable, much faster and lot's of new great features.

Right now there are RPMs available for SuSE 8.0, 8.1, 8.2 and RedHat 9 as well 
as a Source RPM and the usual Source Tarball. A Gentoo Ebuild will be 
released soon, too. 

Please grab all these packages from http://www.krename.net .
Thanks to everyone who contributed to this great release and helped me to 
improve krename.

CU Dom
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Hello,

Am Freitag, 18. April 2003 12:07 schrieb Jose Rodriguez:
> Hi, I'm a new linux user using Suse 8.1.
> I download your krename 2.4.2 Sourcecode file in order to compile and
> install the program for my system.
>
> Following your instructions I type "./configure" but it's some fails during
> configuration (see "config.log" attached file).
./configure does not work because you have no c++ compiler installed :-).

> I don't know if it's could be a related problem but I first make a mistake
> donwloading and running the "krename-2.4.2-1suse80.i386.rpm" (obviously it
> doesn't work on my computer). I don't see your "Not for SUSE 8.1" advisory.
The problem is that SuSE 8.0 and SuSE 8.1 use a different compiler. As a 
reason 8.0 rpm's won't work for 8.1.

But today is your lucky day, because I finished 2.6.0, the next stable release 
of KRename. I already uploaded the files, includding a SuSE 8.1 rpm. Get it 
here and let me know of any problems:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/krename/krename-2.6.0-1.SuSE81.i486.rpm?download

CU Dom
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Hi, I'm a new linux user using Suse 8.1.=20
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Can you tell me where I'm worng ? Where is the problem ? What can I do to=
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it ?

My computer is a P2-350 processor.

Thanks in advance for your help, best regards.

Jose
Am Mittwoch, 16. April 2003 19:07 schrieb mark volkert:

> Is that an replacement of the mailinglist or a additional thing?

ADDITIONAL ! More for the enduser to ask a quick question !

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www.proftpd.de:   Deutsche ProFTPD Dokumentation
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Hi,

> A new forum is online (for KRename as well as for KBarcode). It is
> accesible from the projects websites. The new forum is IMHO much better
> than the old one, so please take a look on it.
Is that an replacement of the mailinglist or a additional thing?

Mark

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On Tue, 15 Apr 2003 16:49:29 +0200
dom...@t-... (Dominik Seichter) wrote:

> Hello Steven,
> 
> Am Dienstag, 15. April 2003 15:50 schrieb Steven P. Ulrick:
> > I have had the following problem with krename-2.6.0rc2: with every
> > other version of Krename I've ever used (I've used quite a few :)),
> > when I have files ready to be renamed, and I am on the "Filename"
> > screen, I was always able to double-click on a filename of my choice
> > in the "Renamed" column, and a dialog box would come up saying
> > "Please input a new filename:"  I would then proceed to change the
> > name to what I wanted it to be, and the name of that file would then
> > turn to red, so that when I clicked "Finish", the name would be
> > permanently changed.
> Well, it still works for me. Can anyone confirm this problem? I wanted
> to build the final tarballs today, but I better wait untill we get
> this problem fixed.
> 
> CU Dom

Hello, Dom :)
I just remembered one other thing that I don't know if I've had issues
with on previous versions of Krename, but I have noticed with this
current version.  Up to and including when I click on (or do "tab |
enter") the "Finish" button, I have the choice to click with the mouse,
or hit "tab | enter"  But on the screen that comes up after I click or
"tab | enter" the finish button (the "progress" screen), I can tab
through the different buttons, but when I hit the enter key on my
keyboard, nothing happens.  Not the end of the world, of course, but not
consistent with the rest of Krename, either.

Referring to the message referred to in the subject line of this
message, before I made the report, I not only did "rpm -e krename" on
the Red Hat 9 RPM I made, but I also made sure that I had sufficient
permissions on the files I was trying to rename, and I most definitely
did :)

I'm looking forward to being the "Red Hat 9 RPM dude."  Since my first
successful RPM creation (for Krename), I've also made Red Hat 9 RPMS for
gqview 1.3.1 and gFTP 2.0.14 :)

Anyway, have a Great Day (or Night)
Steven P. Ulrick

Hello Steven,

Am Dienstag, 15. April 2003 15:50 schrieb Steven P. Ulrick:
> I have had the following problem with krename-2.6.0rc2: with every other
> version of Krename I've ever used (I've used quite a few :)), when I
> have files ready to be renamed, and I am on the "Filename" screen, I was
> always able to double-click on a filename of my choice in the "Renamed"
> column, and a dialog box would come up saying "Please input a new
> filename:"  I would then proceed to change the name to what I wanted it
> to be, and the name of that file would then turn to red, so that when I
> clicked "Finish", the name would be permanently changed.
Well, it still works for me. Can anyone confirm this problem? I wanted to 
build the final tarballs today, but I better wait untill we get this problem 
fixed.

CU Dom
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************************************************************
Dominik Seichter - dom...@we...
Krename - http://www.krename.net
KBarcode - http://www.kbarcode.net
************************************************************

Hello, everyone :)
I have had the following problem with krename-2.6.0rc2: with every other
version of Krename I've ever used (I've used quite a few :)), when I
have files ready to be renamed, and I am on the "Filename" screen, I was
always able to double-click on a filename of my choice in the "Renamed"
column, and a dialog box would come up saying "Please input a new
filename:"  I would then proceed to change the name to what I wanted it
to be, and the name of that file would then turn to red, so that when I
clicked "Finish", the name would be permanently changed.

That's how it used to work: read below for how it works now.

It still works the same up to the point where I click "Ok" on the
"Please input new filename:" box.  Now, when I make my changes and click
"Ok", the box dissapears just like it did in previous versions, but the
filename does not turn red, and the file is not renamed.  I just did an
experiment, and checked the name of the file, just to see if it was
actually renamed, but Krename just wasn't accurately relaying that fact.
The result was that the file actually was not renamed.

Before I made this report, I uninstalled the RPM for Krename that I had
made (the new one, the one that hasn't been uploaded yet) and
reinstalled from the tar.bz2 file, just to make sure there wasn't a
problem with the RPM I made, and I had exactly the same results that I
reported above.

If you have any questions, or need any clarification, please feel free
to ask me.  I'm here to help :)

Oh yeah, one more thing: I've been using the second version of the RPM I
made for Red Hat 9 for a few days, and I am very pleased with it :) 
Like I told Dominik, I didn't like the first one, because it installed
in a non-standard location on my Red Hat 9 machine :(

Anyway, have a great day, Everyone :)
Steven P. Ulrick

Hello,

A new forum is online (for KRename as well as for KBarcode). It is accesible 
from the projects websites. The new forum is IMHO much better than the old 
one, so please take a look on it.

CU Dom
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Dominik Seichter - dom...@we...
Krename - http://www.krename.net
KBarcode - http://www.kbarcode.net
************************************************************

On Sat, 12 Apr 2003 13:15:37 +0200
dom...@t-... (Dominik Seichter) wrote:

> Hello Steven,

> > I renamed the Corrected version with this new name:
> >
> > krename-2.6.0rc2-2rh9.i386.rpm
> The naming of the new rpm is correct, but not the way you changed the
> name. The correct way would have been to change the "Release: " field
> in the spec file from 1 to 2. RPM would then automatically have
> created a file krename-2.6.0-rc2-2.i386.rpm. This would garantee that
> rpm recognizes the new rpm as newer than the old one (because of the
> higher release number). Maybe you want to create an updated rpm with
> the new release number, but only if you have enough time left!

Hello, Dominik :)
I corrected the Release: field just like you said, and followed the same
testing procedure I outlined in my previous e-mail, and everything
appears to be in perfect order :)  I believe it is now ready to be
uploaded, whenever you get the chance :)

Have a Great Day :)
Steven P. Ulrick

Hello Steven,

Am Samstag, 12. April 2003 12:57 schrieb Steven P. Ulrick:
> I just followed the above advice and made a new Red Hat 9 RPM for
> Krename.  Before I uploaded it to the following location:
>
> http://www.faith4miracle.org/krename-2.6.0rc2-2rh9.i386.rpm
>
> I uninstalled the last Krename RPM that I had made from my system, and I
> installed the new one.  The result?  It works perfectly :)  I even
> downloaded the RPM that I had just uploaded, reinstalled it, and it
> works fine :)  (This might seem a little excessive, but people deserve
> excellence :))
That's pretty good testing ;).

> Please note: The name you gave my first Red Hat 9 RPM of Krename was:
>
> krename-2.6.0rc2-1rh9.i386.rpm
>
> I renamed the Corrected version with this new name:
>
> krename-2.6.0rc2-2rh9.i386.rpm
The naming of the new rpm is correct, but not the way you changed the name. 
The correct way would have been to change the "Release: " field in the spec 
file from 1 to 2. RPM would then automatically have created a file 
krename-2.6.0-rc2-2.i386.rpm. This would garantee that rpm recognizes the new 
rpm as newer than the old one (because of the higher release number).
Maybe you want to create an updated rpm with the new release number, but only 
if you have enough time left!

> Obviously I did this to distinguish the corrected version from the
> broken one :)  I haven't a clue about rules for naming this kind of
> thing, so feel free to change it, and more importantly, feel free to
> give me any teaching on this matter that I may be in need of :)
Teaching is above ;).

> In closing, though I'm glad that the RPM now works to my satisfaction,
> I'm still puzzled: why did it appear to be installed in the right
> location before my last re-installation of Red Hat 9?  Just curious....
> I'm not going to lose any sleep over it.
Maybe your old redhat installation had /usr/kde/bin somehow in your $PATH. 
Just a wild guess, but might be the answer.

> And also, I'm sure you figured this out already, but please upload this
> new, corrected, RPM of Krename to the appropriate location :)
Yes, I will upload it tonight or tommorrow morning - I am a little bit short 
on time today ;-).

CU Dom
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Krename - http://www.krename.net
KBarcode - http://www.kbarcode.net
************************************************************

On Sat, 12 Apr 2003 12:07:56 +0200
dom...@t-... (Dominik Seichter) wrote:

> Hello Steven,

> Hmm, you have to edit the krename.spec file in this case. Change the
> line ./configure
> to :
> ./configure --prefix=/usr/
> 
> and the rpm should be installed in /usr/.
> Good luck with this :-).

Hello Dominik :)
I just followed the above advice and made a new Red Hat 9 RPM for
Krename.  Before I uploaded it to the following location:

http://www.faith4miracle.org/krename-2.6.0rc2-2rh9.i386.rpm

I uninstalled the last Krename RPM that I had made from my system, and I
installed the new one.  The result?  It works perfectly :)  I even
downloaded the RPM that I had just uploaded, reinstalled it, and it
works fine :)  (This might seem a little excessive, but people deserve
excellence :))

Please note: The name you gave my first Red Hat 9 RPM of Krename was:

krename-2.6.0rc2-1rh9.i386.rpm

I renamed the Corrected version with this new name:

krename-2.6.0rc2-2rh9.i386.rpm

Obviously I did this to distinguish the corrected version from the
broken one :)  I haven't a clue about rules for naming this kind of
thing, so feel free to change it, and more importantly, feel free to
give me any teaching on this matter that I may be in need of :)

In closing, though I'm glad that the RPM now works to my satisfaction,
I'm still puzzled: why did it appear to be installed in the right
location before my last re-installation of Red Hat 9?  Just curious.... 
I'm not going to lose any sleep over it.

And also, I'm sure you figured this out already, but please upload this
new, corrected, RPM of Krename to the appropriate location :)

Thanks again for your help, and also for the pleasure of helping out :)
Steven P. Ulrick

Hello Steven,

Am Samstag, 12. April 2003 04:25 schrieb Steven P. Ulrick:
> Hello Dominik :)
> I just reinstalled Red Hat 9, and I thought I'd download the RPM for Red
> Hat 9 that I made the other day.  When I installed it, it came up
> "command not found"  I proceeded to make another RPM and tried that, and
> again, "Command not found"  I can't remember how, but I found out that
> the RPM installed fine, but instead of being installed in the path that
> Red Hat uses as the default for KDE (/usr/bin), I found it at
> /usr/local/kde/bin.  I have no idea how that happened, because before I
> reinstalled Red Hat 9, I was running Krename from the RPM that I made,
> and it worked perfectly.
> Could you let me know how to make an RPM that will install Krename in
> the path that Red Hat 9 uses by default?  Whenever I compile anything
> from source code, I make the prefix to be /usr, and everything always
> works perfectly.  Unless I've done something really silly, it seems that
> the RPM I made won't do Red Hat users much good right now.  Let me know
> how to fix it, and I'll gladly make another one :)
Hmm, you have to edit the krename.spec file in this case. Change the line 
./configure
to :
./configure --prefix=/usr/

and the rpm should be installed in /usr/.
Good luck with this :-).

> Oh yeah, forgot to mention: you might have assumed this, but you can
> count on me to make Red Hat RPM's for all new releases of Krename :)
I assumed that already :-). But thank you for the offer!

CU Dom
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Dominik Seichter - dom...@we...
Krename - http://www.krename.net
KBarcode - http://www.kbarcode.net
************************************************************

Hello Dominik :)
I just reinstalled Red Hat 9, and I thought I'd download the RPM for Red
Hat 9 that I made the other day.  When I installed it, it came up
"command not found"  I proceeded to make another RPM and tried that, and
again, "Command not found"  I can't remember how, but I found out that
the RPM installed fine, but instead of being installed in the path that
Red Hat uses as the default for KDE (/usr/bin), I found it at
/usr/local/kde/bin.  I have no idea how that happened, because before I
reinstalled Red Hat 9, I was running Krename from the RPM that I made,
and it worked perfectly.
Could you let me know how to make an RPM that will install Krename in
the path that Red Hat 9 uses by default?  Whenever I compile anything
from source code, I make the prefix to be /usr, and everything always
works perfectly.  Unless I've done something really silly, it seems that
the RPM I made won't do Red Hat users much good right now.  Let me know
how to fix it, and I'll gladly make another one :)

Have a Great Night (or Day),
Steven P. Ulrick

Oh yeah, forgot to mention: you might have assumed this, but you can
count on me to make Red Hat RPM's for all new releases of Krename :)

Hello guys,

The second (last) release canditate for KRename 2.6.0 is avaible for download 
now at http://www.krename.net.
It includes major bug fixes, upgrading is therefore recommended. The complete 
ChangeLog:

History size can be configured now
Fixed compilation with Qt/KDE 3.0
Fixed disabled controls in Preferences Dialog
Fixed a memory leak in FileOperation::geName();
Fixed file extension problems
Fixed renaming of directory names and the directories contents
Fixed one crash with the reqexp editor

Thanks to everyone who contributed packages.

CU Dom
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Dominik Seichter - dom...@we...
Krename - http://www.krename.net
KBarcode - http://www.kbarcode.net
************************************************************

On Tue, 8 Apr 2003 16:12:33 +0200
dom...@t-... (Dominik Seichter) wrote:

> Hello Steven,
> 
> Am Dienstag, 8. April 2003 15:27 schrieb Steven P. Ulrick:
> > Hello, Dom :)
> > I just tried to compile KRename 2.6rc1, and I got the following
> > error:
> >
> > checking for Qt... configure: error: Qt (>= Qt 3.1 (20021021))
> > (library qt-mt) not found. Please check your installation!
> > For more details about this problem, look at the end of config.log.
> > Make sure that you have compiled Qt with thread support!
> >
> > Is this because of some new feature?  I've never had any problem's
> > compiling KRename before :)
> I somehow messed up the build system so that it requires Qt 3.1
> instead of Qt 3.0. May I send you an updated krename tarball which
> should fix this problem in private mail? I would like to have the
> tarball tested by you first before I release a new version.
> 
> CU Dom

Hello, Dom :)
I would be glad for you to send me the updated tarball :)  As I have
today off, I should be back in touch with you fairly soon :)

Steven P. Ulrick

Hello Steven,

Am Dienstag, 8. April 2003 15:27 schrieb Steven P. Ulrick:
> Hello, Dom :)
> I just tried to compile KRename 2.6rc1, and I got the following error:
>
> checking for Qt... configure: error: Qt (>= Qt 3.1 (20021021)) (library
> qt-mt) not found. Please check your installation!
> For more details about this problem, look at the end of config.log.
> Make sure that you have compiled Qt with thread support!
>
> Is this because of some new feature?  I've never had any problem's
> compiling KRename before :)
I somehow messed up the build system so that it requires Qt 3.1 instead of Qt 
3.0. May I send you an updated krename tarball which should fix this problem 
in private mail? I would like to have the tarball tested by you first before 
I release a new version.

CU Dom
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Dominik Seichter - dom...@we...
Krename - http://www.krename.net
KBarcode - http://www.kbarcode.net
************************************************************

On Tue, 8 Apr 2003 08:11:55 +0200
dom...@t-... (Dominik Seichter) wrote:

> Hi guys,
> 
> Just a note that KRename 2.6rc1 can be downloaded from
> www.krename.net.
> Please give us some feedback before the 2.6.0 stable release.
> 
> This version comes with some small changes compared to the last
> development release: 
> 	Added icon to service menu entry
>  	Fixed gcc 3.x compiler warnings
>  	Fixed kfile plugins returning spaces at the end
>  	Greatly improved startup time
>  
> CU Dom

Hello, Dom :)
I just tried to compile KRename 2.6rc1, and I got the following error:

checking for Qt... configure: error: Qt (>= Qt 3.1 (20021021)) (library
qt-mt) not found. Please check your installation!
For more details about this problem, look at the end of config.log.
Make sure that you have compiled Qt with thread support!

Is this because of some new feature?  I've never had any problem's
compiling KRename before :)

Thanks for your help :)
Steven P. Ulrick

Almost forgot: I am running Red Hat 8, with all 1400+ packages
installed, and with all the official updates installed.

Hi guys,

Just a note that KRename 2.6rc1 can be downloaded from www.krename.net.
Please give us some feedback before the 2.6.0 stable release.

This version comes with some small changes compared to the last development 
release: 
	Added icon to service menu entry
 	Fixed gcc 3.x compiler warnings
 	Fixed kfile plugins returning spaces at the end
 	Greatly improved startup time

CU Dom
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Dominik Seichter - dom...@we...
Krename - http://www.krename.net
KBarcode - http://www.kbarcode.net
************************************************************

Hi folks,

KRename 2.5.5 is avaible at http://www.krename.net for your testing pleasure. 
It contains many bug fixes compared to 2.5.4, so I recommend you to upgrade.

CU Dom
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Krename - http://www.krename.net
KBarcode - http://www.kbarcode.net
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