Can't open links from Intellij: “Error KIO Client: Unable to create io-slave. Can not create socket for...
Since I switched to the snap version (--classic) of Intellij I can't open any external link (to web sites) from this app. Whenever I click a link I receive the following error:
Error - KIO Client
Unable to create io-slave. Can not create socket for launching io-slave for protocol 'https'.
Versions:
- Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS
- KDE Frameworks 5.44.0
- Qt 5.9.5 (built against 5.9.5)
- snap 2.37.1.1+18.04
- snapd 2.37.1.1+18.04
- series 16
- Ubuntu 18.04
- Kernel 4.15.0-45-generic
kde snap intellij
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Since I switched to the snap version (--classic) of Intellij I can't open any external link (to web sites) from this app. Whenever I click a link I receive the following error:
Error - KIO Client
Unable to create io-slave. Can not create socket for launching io-slave for protocol 'https'.
Versions:
- Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS
- KDE Frameworks 5.44.0
- Qt 5.9.5 (built against 5.9.5)
- snap 2.37.1.1+18.04
- snapd 2.37.1.1+18.04
- series 16
- Ubuntu 18.04
- Kernel 4.15.0-45-generic
kde snap intellij
edited Feb 7 at 10:21
mature
2,2024933
asked Feb 7 at 9:29
Roberto MoráviaRoberto Morávia
182
add a comment |
Since I switched to the snap version (--classic) of Intellij I can't open any external link (to web sites) from this app. Whenever I click a link I receive the following error:
Error - KIO Client
Unable to create io-slave. Can not create socket for launching io-slave for protocol 'https'.
Versions:
- Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS
- KDE Frameworks 5.44.0
- Qt 5.9.5 (built against 5.9.5)
- snap 2.37.1.1+18.04
- snapd 2.37.1.1+18.04
- series 16
- Ubuntu 18.04
- Kernel 4.15.0-45-generic
kde snap intellij
edited Feb 7 at 10:21
mature
2,2024933
asked Feb 7 at 9:29
Roberto MoráviaRoberto Morávia
182
Since I switched to the snap version (--classic) of Intellij I can't open any external link (to web sites) from this app. Whenever I click a link I receive the following error:
Error - KIO Client
Unable to create io-slave. Can not create socket for launching io-slave for protocol 'https'.
Versions:
- Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS
- KDE Frameworks 5.44.0
- Qt 5.9.5 (built against 5.9.5)
- snap 2.37.1.1+18.04
- snapd 2.37.1.1+18.04
- series 16
- Ubuntu 18.04
- Kernel 4.15.0-45-generic
kde snap intellij
kde snap intellij
edited Feb 7 at 10:21
mature
2,2024933
asked Feb 7 at 9:29
Roberto MoráviaRoberto Morávia
182
edited Feb 7 at 10:21
mature
2,2024933
asked Feb 7 at 9:29
Roberto MoráviaRoberto Morávia
182
edited Feb 7 at 10:21
mature
2,2024933
edited Feb 7 at 10:21
mature
2,2024933
edited Feb 7 at 10:21
mature
2,2024933
2,2024933
asked Feb 7 at 9:29
Roberto MoráviaRoberto Morávia
182
asked Feb 7 at 9:29
Roberto MoráviaRoberto Morávia
182
asked Feb 7 at 9:29
Roberto MoráviaRoberto Morávia
182
182
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I'm not familiar with "KIO Client" and what it is.
But for myself, I needed to force the default Web Browser in KDE. Specifically I followed these steps.
- Open System Settings
- Under the Personalization section in the left menu, choose Applications then Default Applications.
- In the list of Default Applications, choose Web Browser
- From the Default Component section select In the Following Application and choose your preferred browser from the list.
- Click the Apply button.
For myself, my default component for the web browser was set to In an Application Based on the Contents of the URL -- which seems ideal, but then it doesn't see to resolve HTTPS to any application. I suspect changing this may have other unintended side effects.
answered Feb 12 at 1:48
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I'm not familiar with "KIO Client" and what it is.
But for myself, I needed to force the default Web Browser in KDE. Specifically I followed these steps.
- Open System Settings
- Under the Personalization section in the left menu, choose Applications then Default Applications.
- In the list of Default Applications, choose Web Browser
- From the Default Component section select In the Following Application and choose your preferred browser from the list.
- Click the Apply button.
For myself, my default component for the web browser was set to In an Application Based on the Contents of the URL -- which seems ideal, but then it doesn't see to resolve HTTPS to any application. I suspect changing this may have other unintended side effects.
answered Feb 12 at 1:48
Courtney MilesCourtney Miles
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add a comment |
I'm not familiar with "KIO Client" and what it is.
But for myself, I needed to force the default Web Browser in KDE. Specifically I followed these steps.
- Open System Settings
- Under the Personalization section in the left menu, choose Applications then Default Applications.
- In the list of Default Applications, choose Web Browser
- From the Default Component section select In the Following Application and choose your preferred browser from the list.
- Click the Apply button.
For myself, my default component for the web browser was set to In an Application Based on the Contents of the URL -- which seems ideal, but then it doesn't see to resolve HTTPS to any application. I suspect changing this may have other unintended side effects.
answered Feb 12 at 1:48
Courtney MilesCourtney Miles
1362
add a comment |
I'm not familiar with "KIO Client" and what it is.
But for myself, I needed to force the default Web Browser in KDE. Specifically I followed these steps.
- Open System Settings
- Under the Personalization section in the left menu, choose Applications then Default Applications.
- In the list of Default Applications, choose Web Browser
- From the Default Component section select In the Following Application and choose your preferred browser from the list.
- Click the Apply button.
For myself, my default component for the web browser was set to In an Application Based on the Contents of the URL -- which seems ideal, but then it doesn't see to resolve HTTPS to any application. I suspect changing this may have other unintended side effects.
answered Feb 12 at 1:48
Courtney MilesCourtney Miles
1362
I'm not familiar with "KIO Client" and what it is.
But for myself, I needed to force the default Web Browser in KDE. Specifically I followed these steps.
- Open System Settings
- Under the Personalization section in the left menu, choose Applications then Default Applications.
- In the list of Default Applications, choose Web Browser
- From the Default Component section select In the Following Application and choose your preferred browser from the list.
- Click the Apply button.
For myself, my default component for the web browser was set to In an Application Based on the Contents of the URL -- which seems ideal, but then it doesn't see to resolve HTTPS to any application. I suspect changing this may have other unintended side effects.
answered Feb 12 at 1:48
Courtney MilesCourtney Miles
1362
answered Feb 12 at 1:48
Courtney MilesCourtney Miles
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answered Feb 12 at 1:48
Courtney MilesCourtney Miles
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answered Feb 12 at 1:48
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