[Synce-devel] trayicon and odccm update

[Mark Ellis]

Hi All

Just a heads up, I've committed pre WM5 support to odccm, a very nice
piece of code to work with ! This support needs the latest from librapi
and libsynce for a couple of tweaks to differentiate versions.

Latest gnome trayicon now includes fully working odccm support.

Mark

[David Eriksson]

Post by Mark Ellis
Hi All
Just a heads up, I've committed pre WM5 support to odccm, a very nice
piece of code to work with ! This support needs the latest from librapi
and libsynce for a couple of tweaks to differentiate versions.
Latest gnome trayicon now includes fully working odccm support.

Great work Mark!

\David
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[Dmitry Zamaruev]

I have commited testing ebuild for Gentoo for trayicon.
It is accessible thru layman repository:
https://synce.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/synce/dist/gentoo/synce-wm5-layman.xml

Post by Mark Ellis
Hi All
Just a heads up, I've committed pre WM5 support to odccm, a very nice
piece of code to work with ! This support needs the latest from librapi
and libsynce for a couple of tweaks to differentiate versions.
Latest gnome trayicon now includes fully working odccm support.
Mark

[Iain Buchanan]

Try with latest revision. It seems for me that I fixed this issue.
I have no way now to test it further, but preferences dialog is shown up
now.

ok, the prefs dialog shows up now, (and it compiles with automake-1.9, I
must have been using an earlier version when I tried by hand).

However, when prompted for my password, and when prompted for the gnome
keyring password, I get this:

Unable to save password for device "IO2" in your keyring: Gnome geyring:
permission denied.

any ideas? (I'm using odccm, WM5)

thanks,

[Mark Ellis]

Post by Iain Buchanan

Try with latest revision. It seems for me that I fixed this issue.
I have no way now to test it further, but preferences dialog is shown up
now.

ok, the prefs dialog shows up now, (and it compiles with automake-1.9, I
must have been using an earlier version when I tried by hand).
However, when prompted for my password, and when prompted for the gnome
permission denied.
any ideas? (I'm using odccm, WM5)
thanks,

Iain, probably silly question, but you do have gnome-keyring installed
and running don't you ? Check you can access it ok with
gnome-keyring-manager ? Is gnome-keyring-daemon running ? Is it saved in
the keyring anyway ?

Unfortunately gnome-keyrings error codes are a little odd. Permission
denied could mean no daemon running, keyring doesn't exist, permission
denied, just cant find it, you get the idea.

Mark