The exact output spans across two error notices: 1. "Protocol not supported" <<endl<< "audiocd" 2. "Could not start process Unable to create io-slave:" <<endl << "klauncher said: Unknown protocol 'audiocd'." It seems that kio didn't link with cdparanoia properly... Has anyone else noticed this, or does everyone rip so many cd's in a week that they all use a dedicated app? ;-) IMO, konqueror's audiocd feature is very cool.
PS: This was with kde 3.1_final, and now the same problem manifests itself in 3.1.1
audiocd works ok here. run emerge kdebase as far as the end of the configure messages, then look in /var/tmp/portage/kdebase.../work/kdebase.../config.log and search for cdparanoia. If it couldn't find it for some reason it'll be in there. As to its being installed: check for the existence of /usr/kde/3.1/lib/kde3/*audiocd* - you should have {kio,kcm}_audiocd.{so,la}. Also run ldd on each of the .so's if you have them to check if all their deps are fulfilled.
config.log says --with-cdparanoia, so it should be building in support... I definitely don't have /usr/kde/3.1/lib/kde3/*audiocd*. My USE flags are: USE="-gnome -nls -svga samba matrox fbcon" I'm running a default-x86-1.4 profile. "grep cdpara config.log" output: ./configure --with-dpms --with-cdparanoia --without-ldap --with-pam --with-motif --with-lame --with-cups --with-vorbis --with-gl --with-ssl --with-pam=yes --with-java=/opt/blackdown-jdk-1.4.1 --with-dpms --with-cdparanoia --without-ldap --with-pam --with-motif --with-lame --with-cups --with-vorbis --with-gl --with-ssl --with-pam=yes --with-java=/opt/blackdown-jdk-1.4.1 --with-dpms --with-cdparanoia --without-ldap --with-pam --with-motif --with-lame --with-cups --with-vorbis --with-gl --with-ssl --with-pam=yes --with-java=/opt/blackdown-jdk-1.4.1 --host=i686-pc-linux-gnu --prefix=/usr/kde/3.1 --with-x --enable-mitshm --with-xinerama --with-qt-dir=/usr/qt/3 --enable-mt --disable-dependency-tracking --disable-debug --without-debug
Your configure seems to be from kde-base. kio-audiocd is part of kdemultimedia. If you didn't have that package installed, please tell.
I did have kdemultimedia installed, but for some reason /usr/kde/3.1/lib/kde3/*audiocd* wasn't merged. This was probably one of those "this only happens 10% of the time" cases. I'd vote to close the bug.
Closing bug per reporter's request.
