Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-factory (471 mails)

[Dave Plater <dave.plater@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Donn Washburn wrote:
> Hey Strange Happening Seekers;
>
> I hope this is the correct list to ask.
>
> SuSE 11.2 off a DVD.iso upgraded by "zypper upgrade" or "zypper dup"
> Running in runlevel 3.   I have noticed that something is writing
> header files in "/" or root directory.  Last night I removed all of
> the blue basic / directory files.h, files .o and transactions.db
> leaving all of the blue Linux/UNIX root directories.
>
> What is dumping these files.h into the / directory?  Furthermore,
> "locate mediamode.h is not found based on a earlier "upadtedb" locate
> index.
> That implies something created them not just moved them.
>
>
> Erased/cleared last night around 11 PM CST and this AM
> around 7 AM.  "ls /" showed
>
>
> abstractaudiooutput.h home                          phonondefs.h
> abstractaudiooutput_p.h     i586-suse-linux        phonondefs_p.h
> abstractmediastream.h    lib                              phonon_export.h
> abstractvideooutput.h        lost+found proc
> abstractvideooutput_p.h media                        qsettingsgroup_p.h
> backendinterface.h   medianodedestructionhandler_p.h root
> bin                              mediamode.h sbin
> boot                            medianode_p.h srv
> crti.o                           mediasource.h sys
> crtn.o                          mediasource_p.h tmp
> dev mnt                                                     
> transactions.db
> etc                               objectdescription.h usr
> factory_p.h                  objectdescriptionmodel.h var
> globalconfig_p.h opt                                                 
>     videowidget.h
> globalstatic_p.h        
> path.h                                                 videowidget_p.h
I've got kde header files in my root directory. It would be interesting
to find out where they came from.
Regards
Dave P
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