Re: [ls-support] Authentication Source Not Available
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    Did you install Station-Studio, or just Studio? It's not documented
    very well, but Studio needs a Station installation somewhere; if you
    install Studio alone, you'll need a Station installation on another
    computer (in the same local network, for example).

    What's this thing about the KPP internet interface? What is KPP(P)?

    Please open (two separate) tickets about these issues at
    http://code.campware.org/projects/livesupport/newticket
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    username" at the top.


    Ferenc


    phorum@code.campware.org wrote:
    > Author: santiago
    > Link: http://code.campware.org/phorum/read.php?20,2718,2718#msg-2718
    > --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    >
    > ..this is the error message I get when I try to run studio. I installed from the Live CD. I'm running a 40 gig driver in an Athlon 1200, with 512 mB of memory. The only thing on the machine is the installation from the Live CD.
    >
    > What does this message mean? What steps are likely to clear the error?
    >
    > Incidently, the KPPP internet interface does not appear to work, either. I provide the same information I do on othre KPP installations, which work, but this one doesn't. It swears the password is wrong.
    >

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    Thanks for your prompt reply. That's a very helpful line of thinking to pursue. I did run the live version on another disk, and studio appeared to run OK, despite the apparent lack of station. But maybe the live verison runs a little differently.

    Following your suggestion, I will try to open the two tickets. First, though, I want to document fairly carefully exactly what it is I am seeing, so there is at least hope the troubleshooters have a reasonable amount of information to start with.

    Thanks again!
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