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#12 SIGSEGV signal

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2001-10-24
2001-10-24
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MainView::loadPreferences
KDB (Connection): ConnectionManager::ConnectionManager
KDB (Connection): ConnectionManager::loadConnections
ksql: Components to load : 0 (or all)
ksql: component: KSqlQueryWizard, library :
libksqlquerywizard
ksql: Could not initialize factory of component
ksql: component: KSqlFormEditor, library :
libksqlformeditor
ksql: Could not initialize factory of component
ksql: component: KSqlTableView, library :
libksqltableview
ksql: Could not initialize factory of component
ksql: component: KSqlTableCreator, library :
libksqltablecreator
ksql: Could not initialize factory of component
ksql: component: KSqlMySQLAdmin, library :
libksqlmysqladmin
ksql: Could not initialize factory of component
ksql: component: KSqlTableEditor, library :
libksqltableeditor
ksql: Could not initialize factory of component
ksql: DatabaseTree::makePopupMenus
ksql: MainView::slotModules
KDB (DBEngine): PluginManager::PluginManager
KDB (DBEngine): DB plugin: KsqlDBPluginMySQL, library :
libksql_mysql
KCrash: crashing.... crashRecursionCounter = 2
KCrash: Application Name = ksql path = <unknown>

Have debian woody, KDE 2.1.2, Qt (2.3). Make was clean,
no errors during compile or install. What's wrong?

Discussion

  • Nobody/Anonymous

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    Which distribution did you use?
    I have had the same problem with Mandrake 8.1 and I have
    solved it. I now have ksql2 working under KDE2.2.
    Boris

     
  • Nobody/Anonymous

    Logged In: NO

    Which distribution did you use?
    I have had the same problem with Mandrake 8.1 and I have
    solved it. I now have ksql2 working under KDE2.2.
    Boris

     

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