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Slyer
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 Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2003 3:18 am Post subject: Printer problem - using cups |
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Since I updated my system from kde3.1 to 3.1.1, I cannot print. Therefore, on boot I receive this message:/sbin/runscript.sh: line 83: kde-3.1.1: command not found
I don't know what too do with that... Help please! |
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derk
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| Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2003 4:49 am Post subject: |
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Have you tried re-emerging cups? Have you used the etc-update tool or some other means to update/merge your updated config files?
Can you still do everything else normally? Or are there other problems?
A bit more info would help..
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Slyer
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| Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2003 6:59 pm Post subject: Problem with cups since kde update |
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After the kde update, I do etc-update. Nothing was chance for the cups config files.
I re emerge cups. The printer stil not working; it says it cannot load the printer list.
The only other thing who is not OK is when I boot: I receive a message like this: /var/lib/init debcache error at line 83
/sbin/runscript.sd : error at line 83.
Other things are OK
I hope this will helping u to help me... |
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derk
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| Posted: Sat Mar 29, 2003 6:49 am Post subject: |
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mmm .. let's try this if you haven't already ..
Unmerge cups and all related files, be sure to first do:
/etc/init.d/cupsd stop
rc-update del cupsd default
then unmerge all cups related files including: foomatic gimp-print-cups etc.
i.e. : emerge --unmerge cups *-cups etc
search through /etc and remove all cups and cupsd config files
Then reinstall, reconfigure, etc. I don't exactly know what is wrong
but some config file somewhere is not correctly configured or has not been updated to match properly.
one other thought .. do you have cups defined as a USE variable in /etc/make.conf if not that might explain your other problems with respect to kde and cups (you'll need to recompile at least kdelibs and kdebase if 'cups' wasn't defined)
let me know if this works.
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Slyer
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| Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2003 2:02 am Post subject: Nothing works |
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I have "cups" in USE variable. I stop cups, remove it from the runlevel, unmerge kdelibs and cups, delete all the files in the /etc/cups. After that I emerge cups and kdelibs. I do a rc-update add cupsd default. After all those operation, I still got the same message: /var/lib/init.d/debcache: line 83: kde-3.1.1: command not found.  |
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derk
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| Posted: Tue Apr 01, 2003 1:49 am Post subject: |
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I should hit myself a few times .. 
open the file: /var/lib/init.d/depcache
and look at line 83 and several lines above and below surrounding it to see what they say. There may be a clue in there... feed us the info here and maybe we'll see what it tells us. Note: I think everyone's file like this is peculiar to their configuration so my line 83 will bear no resemblence to yours.
this might give us a clue.
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derk
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| Posted: Tue Apr 01, 2003 2:08 am Post subject: |
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more thoughts and investigation leads me to think that you have a missnamed service in the /etc/runlevels/boot or /etc/runlevels/default runlevels or in the /etc/init.d directory directly.
can you compare the names of the files in /etc/runlevels/boot , and /etc/runlevels/default to those in /etc/init.d.
They should be spelled the same. As the ones not in /etc/init.d are symlinks pointing to the corrresponding files in /etc/init.d. Unless a number is in front forcing reordering.
let me know what you find.
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Slyer
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| Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2003 7:44 pm Post subject: ...not resolve yet... |
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/etc/init.d/runscript.sh at line 83 and over:
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svc_stop() {
local x=""
local mydep=""
local mydeps=""
local retval=0
local ordservice=""
if [ ! -L "${svcdir}/started/${myservice}" ]
then
eerror "ERROR: \"${myservice}\" has not yet been started."
return 1
fi
# Do not try to stop if it had already failed to do so on runlevel change
if [ -L "${svcdir}/failed/${myservice}" -a -d "${svcdir}/softscripts.new" ]
then
exit 1
fi
# Remove symlink to prevent recursion
rm -f "${svcdir}/started/${myservice}"
if [ -L "/etc/init.d/boot/${myservice}" ]
then
ewarn "WARNING: you are stopping a boot service."
fi
if [ "${NETSERVICE}" = "yes" ]
then
# A net.* service
if [ -L "/etc/runlevels/boot/${myservice}" -o \
-L "/etc/runlevels/${mylevel}/${myservice}" ]
then
local netcount="$(ls -1 "${svcdir}"/started/net.* 2> /dev/null | \
grep -v 'net\.lo' | egrep -c "\/net\.[[:alnum:]]+$")"
# Only worry about net.* services if this is the last one running,
# or if RC_NET_STRICT_CHECKING is set ...
if [ "${netcount}" -lt 1 -o "${RC_NET_STRICT_CHECKING}" = "yes" ]
then
mydeps="net"
fi
fi
mydeps="${mydeps} ${myservice}"
else
mydeps="${myservice}"
fi
if [ "${svcpause}" = "yes" ]
then
mydeps=""
fi
for mydep in ${mydeps}
do
# Do not stop a service if it 'use' the current sevice, or on rc change
# and it should be started 'after' this service ...
if [ -d "${svcdir}/need/${mydep}" ] || \
([ -d "${svcdir}/softscripts.new" -a -d "${svcdir}/after/${mydep}" ])
then
# On rc change, stop all services "after $myservice" first
if [ -d "${svcdir}/softscripts.new" ]
then
local servicelist="$(dolisting "${svcdir}/need/${mydep}/") \
$(dolisting "${svcdir}/after/${mydep}/")"
else
local servicelist="$(dolisting "${svcdir}/need/${mydep}/")"
fi
for x in ${servicelist}
do
if [ ! -L "${x}" ]
then
continue
fi
if [ ! -L "${svcdir}/started/${x##*/}" ]
then
# Service not currently running, continue
continue
fi
if [ -L "${svcdir}/before/${x}/${mydep}" -a \
-L "${svcdir}/softscripts.new/${x}" ]
then
continue
fi
"${x}" stop
if [ "$?" -ne 0 ]
then
# If we are halting the system, try and get it down as
# clean as possible, else do not stop our service if
# a dependent service did not stop.
if [ "${SOFTLEVEL}" != "reboot" -a \
"${SOFTLEVEL}" != "shutdown" -a \
-L "${svcdir}/need/${mydep}/${x}" ]
then
retval=1
fi
break
fi
done
fi
done
if [ "${retval}" -ne 0 ]
then
eerror "ERROR: problems stopping dependent services."
eerror " \"${myservice}\" is still up."
else
# Now that deps are stopped, stop our service
stop
retval="$?"
fi
if [ "${retval}" -ne 0 ]
then
# Did we fail to stop? create symlink to stop multible attempts at
# runlevel change. Note this is only used at runlevel change ...
if [ -d "${svcdir}/failed" ]
then
ln -snf "/etc/init.d/${myservice}" "${svcdir}/failed/${myservice}"
fi
# If we are halting the system, do it as cleanly as possible
if [ "${SOFTLEVEL}" != "reboot" -a "${SOFTLEVEL}" != "shutdown" ]
then
ln -snf "/etc/init.d/${myservice}" "${svcdir}/started/${myservice}"
fi
fi
return "${retval}"
}
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/var/lib/init.d/depcache, line 74 to 103:
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# Actual depend() function ...
depend() {
need checkroot hostname
use isapnp
}
depend
)
#*** /etc/init.d/inetd ***
myservice="/etc/init.d/inetd"
myservice="${myservice##*/}"
echo "RCSCRIPT ${myservice}"
(
# Get settings for rc-script ...
[ -e /etc/conf.d/basic ] && source /etc/conf.d/basic
[ -e "/etc/conf.d/${myservice}" ] && source "/etc/conf.d/${myservice}"
[ -e /etc/conf.d/net ] && \
[ "${myservice%%.*}" = "net" ] && \
[ "${myservice##*.}" != "${myservice}" ] && source /etc/conf.d/net
[ -e /etc/rc.conf ] && source /etc/rc.conf
depend() {
return 0
}
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For me, all those things are like chinese!!!
Thank u for your effort, I really appreciate, derk. |
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derk
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| Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2003 7:22 pm Post subject: |
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hi sorry for the delay, i've been travelling.
Nothing looks out of the ordinary in these files.
it looks as if there's a service that might have it's name misspelled or a mess-up sym-link
when you get this message what service is it trying to start? cupsd or something else?
do you know how to check your logs for error messages?
derk |
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