Calibre stopped working on Kubuntu 10.10
Platform is Kubuntu 10.10 64-bit, library resides on an NFS share.
Calibre was working fine up until about a week ago. I may have run updates on Kubuntu in the intervening time, as well as updating Calibre via the python script.
Today I tried to open it and the splash screen came up for a few seconds and then went away. Tried to run from command prompt and got a seg fault, but I think this was due to the fact that Calibre processes were still running.
Went into system monitor and killed it, then ran the python script to update, then tried to run again. It just hangs same as before.
Went into the .config directory and deleted the calibre folder, ran the python install script again and then ran calibre from the command prompt.
The welcome wizard started and asked me to input all the info... I pointed to the NFS share as the library location and set up the smtp stuff and clicked OK... Calibre appeared to hang at this point, though I figured it might be rebuilding the database so let it run for a couple hours, but no change. the command prompt is stuck at 'Trying to open ksycoca from...'.
Finally killed it, deleted the config directory again and re-ran the wizard, this time pointing to a local destination for the library, and it completed ok and Calibre opened up. So I conclude that something has changed in Calibre that won't allow it to access files over nfs any more. Any Ideas?
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