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Friday, October 1st 2004, 11:41pm

Find in 3.3 always stops responding

After getting everything working the way I like I did a Find in KDE 3.3 and it locked up during search. I have to close it multiple times before it stops with an error. (Window with title "Find Files" is not responding. This window belongs to application kfind (PID=6700, hostname=localhost)

I can't perform any searching without this window stopping to respond.

Can anyone else successfully use KDE find? I have no idea how to even start troubleshooting this one.

Thanks.

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Thursday, October 28th 2004, 9:08pm

:?: Same here. I searching these forums for an answer now..

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Monday, November 22nd 2004, 2:26am

same here...i've had this problem way back since kde 3.10
I might not have morals, but at least I have standards

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Monday, November 22nd 2004, 10:09pm

I had similar problems and discovered a rather simple solution: the field for the folder inside which you're searching must start with "file:/". So, for example, to search within /home/myname, the field must read "file:/home/myname", or to search anywhere in the root directory, it must read "file:/". I'm not sure why, but if you use the browse button to browse to a directory, it doesn't insert the "file:" automatically; at least, not in KDE 3.2.

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Tuesday, November 23rd 2004, 5:10am

Quoted

Original von carluva

I had similar problems and discovered a rather simple solution: the field for the folder inside which you're searching must start with "file:/". So, for example, to search within /home/myname, the field must read "file:/home/myname", or to search anywhere in the root directory, it must read "file:/". I'm not sure why, but if you use the browse button to browse to a directory, it doesn't insert the "file:" automatically; at least, not in KDE 3.2.
Have you reported this at bugs.kde.org? Your observation may very well help finding the error in the code...