On Thu, 24 Apr 2003 6:45PM -0500, Mike FABIAN wrote:
David Nettles <tetsuoni3000@yahoo.co.jp> さんは書きました:
As a user, I log in by selecting "IceWM" from the kdm selector. I then perform the following steps:
* open a kterm * in the kterm I type the following on the command line "echo おに" * before pressing return, I press the space bar with the intent of having it do a lookup for a reasonable kanji (in this case I intend to search for "鬼") * instead of giving me a first reasonable kanji or a box with choices, it gives me a small popup windows with the message "かな 漢字変換サーバと通信できません"
I later re-ran kinput from the command line ("kinput2 -xim -kinput -canna") and received the same error message as above.
As root I ran "/etc/init.d/canna full-status" and it reported the following:
Checking for Canna Kanji Server: running Error Disconnected
This machine is configured to get all of its network stuff via the default DHCP config that was configured by SuSE 8.1's installer.
I have verified that files that should exist in /etc as well as /var/lib/canna match the files as found on a model working system (the one that I am typing this on now).
Does the /etc/hosts.canna file still contain the default, i.e. look like this:
mfabian@magellan:~$ cat /etc/hosts.canna localhost unix mfabian@magellan:~$
If yes, your network setup should not matter because it works using a unix domain socket on the localhost.
Did you edit /etc/hosts.canna somehow? If yes, what's in there?
Thanks for the help. Cleaned up and running correctly now. ureshii---- --david