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When I start kdevelop (4.3.1) on Ubuntu (12.04) it is always showing a message twice

Unable to load the project file ...

I once created a project kdevelop is trying to find, but I moved files around and now the project's location has changed. As this project is not important at all, I want kdevelop to prevent looking for this project at the non-existing location. Can I configure kdevelop accordingly to 'remove' the project from a 'look-up' list? Or can I edit a kdevelop configuration file to tahe the project out?

Alex
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This sounds like a bug. Please report it at bugs.kde.org.

As a workaround you can create a new session - that won't contain any open files. (and delete the old one)

Niko Sams
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  • I think I once created a project, but I moved files around so the location of the project-file has moved. What can I do to prevent kdevelop from looking for this project. I am not sure its a bug, I could believe this is stored in some startup file, and each time I start kdevelop it is looking for this project. I will update the original question to make this more clear. – Alex Nov 13 '12 at 08:04
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    the workaround still works. the list on opened projects in in /.kde4-svn/share/apps/kdevelop/sessions/{00939c1b-ddae-4d85-9250-782ece46ec27}/sessionrc ([General Options] -> Open Projects) – Niko Sams Nov 13 '12 at 10:32
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Just change the permission of the project directory where you want to create the configuration file.

chmod -R 777 source_directory_path
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