Hobb3s
1st August 2007, 04:17 PM
I've noticed some difficulties with several applications that don't save the changes that I make.
I've just recently installed Fedora 7 and I'm using KDE as the desktop manager. When I go to edit the firewall through the GUI supplied I attempt to add a new port to allow access on. It seems to appear in the window fine and I click apply, then Ok. When I reopen the firewall GUI the port is no longer listed, nor was it saved into the configuration.
I noticed the same thing with Samba configuration. I attempted to make the share 'visible' using the samba gui, but it would not keep the setting. In this case I went into the .conf file for samba and found that the visibility setting was set correctly but it was commented out. 3 times, once for each time I had tried to set it visible in the gui.
Finding out this, I did the same for the firewall, and editing the iptables at the command line, but I would like to have the GUI working.
Are these known bugs, or is there something that I am missing to allow for the gui apps to save configuration settings?
Thanks,
Greg.
I've just recently installed Fedora 7 and I'm using KDE as the desktop manager. When I go to edit the firewall through the GUI supplied I attempt to add a new port to allow access on. It seems to appear in the window fine and I click apply, then Ok. When I reopen the firewall GUI the port is no longer listed, nor was it saved into the configuration.
I noticed the same thing with Samba configuration. I attempted to make the share 'visible' using the samba gui, but it would not keep the setting. In this case I went into the .conf file for samba and found that the visibility setting was set correctly but it was commented out. 3 times, once for each time I had tried to set it visible in the gui.
Finding out this, I did the same for the firewall, and editing the iptables at the command line, but I would like to have the GUI working.
Are these known bugs, or is there something that I am missing to allow for the gui apps to save configuration settings?
Thanks,
Greg.