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Hi, |
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On Fri, 25 May 2007 15:19:30 +0200 Florian Philipp |
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<f.philipp@××××××.de> wrote: |
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> Another user had some trouble because Kaffeine couldn't |
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> play .ogg-files. In the end we found out that he activated the |
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> necessary USE-flag and re-emerged xine-lib but Kaffeine kept using |
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> the old lib which was still in RAM, I presume. |
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Nope, it might even be left on disk, at least as long as it is still |
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referenced from open file handles. But it doesn't really matter if that |
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library just "is somewhere". It matters whether the (instance of the) |
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application using it has still opened it. |
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> Naturally, the problem was solved when he rebooted but I wonder how I |
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> could achieve the effect without rebooting. |
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Close Kaffeine. That might be difficult if Kaffeine somehow stays |
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resident or has some "Quick start" facility (like kdeinit and stuff). |
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Check "ps" output and use "kill". At least, closing the user's session |
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is enough (if that plugin isn't run by the desktop manager, then I'd |
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suggest to kill X in order to close the DM's session as well). |
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-hwh |
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