On April 7, 2005 10:32, Andrew Schulman wrote: > While I was doing this, I noticed the file /etc/kde3/kdm/kdm.options for > the first time. This little file has just three options, one of which is > (no-)use-sessreg. It has a man page (kdm.options(5)), but the man page > doesn't say what happens when kdm.options conflicts with kdmrc. In my > case I didn't have anything about UseSessReg in kdmrc, but kdm.options > included use-sessreg. Now I put UseSessReg=false in kdmrc, and this > seems to override use-sessreg in kdm.options. Confusing, but anyway the > problem is solved now. Thanks for your help. That stuff you stumbled upon was the original, pre-KDE 3.4 sessreg control. For KDE 3.4, built-in sessreg was added to KDM. UseSessReg=false disables the built-in sessreg, since the older sessreg method (which we still use) gives us more control. I forgot to disable the built-in sessreg in earlier 3.4 uploads, hence the "registered twice" problem. Cheers, Christopher Martin
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