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Re: Permission problems after packaging

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob1n (Post 978331)

Depends - if it's on the rootfs then no, there's no tools for testing/fixing ubifs filesystems. If it's actually under /opt (and symlinked) then you could use fsck to check the optfs (using, for example, backupmenu).

No, deploying the app normally should not cause any corruption.

Actually, ldd worked earlier, which should have read the actual file, making filesystem corruption less likely to be an issue.

Can you try the following, so we can see exactly what does/doesn't work:

Code:

cd /usr/bin/truecryptgui

ls -l TruecryptGUI

ldd TruecryptGUI

file TruecryptGUI

./TruecryptGUI

Okay, the ls and ldd work, and have the output as before. The file command doesn't work, and gives: "/bin/sh: file: not found", while ./TruecryptGUI starts the program :) So the program is able to start now, only I have to change the .desktop file to start working. Thanks! I'm gonna try to get the rest working. If I can't get it working i'll probably be back in this topic somewhere today.

Thanks for all the help!

Re: Permission problems after packaging

It's all working now. I have updated my version of QtSDK, then rebuilt the project and repackaged it. I probably have tried so much to make it work that in the process i have done some things that I shouldn't have.

Another quick question. If you have a Maemo native app, like email or calendar or something, and you dont have any mail or appointments there is a text in the center of the screen that's bold and bigger than normal text. Is there a special object for this text? Because my solution of recreating it as good as possibly doesn't work when someone changes a theme of course. I have already read through the UI specifications of Maemo, but it isn't mentioned as far as I know...