Thus spake Jerome Acks Jr: > On Sat, Jan 05, 2002 at 11:04:11PM -0500, Stephen Gran wrote: > > Hello listers, > > I have just decided to give GDM a try on a box running Woody. I have > > found oddly, that esd no longer exits when the user does. Before I > > used GDM, when the user logged out of their X session (which was > > started by startx) esd died neatly for them. If I switch to VT, I can > > log in and kill hte esd process without problems, but I figure the > > computer is better at tedious tasks than I am, so I would like some > > method to make it do this for me. > > Similar issues with xnumlock - no longer starts when the user logs in. > > I have selected the Debian option - it looks like that most closely > > emulates the scripts used by startx, but it seems to be ignoring them. > > Am I right in assuming that I should just put an entry for xnumlock in > > /etc/gdm/PreSession/Default and something like killall esd in > > /etc/gdm/PostSession/Default. Seems kind of clumsy to me, as there > > are already X scripts in place for this, and duplication seems > > unnecessary. > > Any ideas/enlightenment/pointers to better docs? Have been reading > > both man gdm, the gdm.conf that comes with the package, and the html > > docs from it as well. > > TIA, > > Steve > > -- > > While we are sleeping, two-thirds of the world is plotting to do us in. > > -- Dean Rusk > > Try changing /etc/esound/esd.conf so that auto_spawn=1 > > -- > Jerome That fixed that. Thanks, Steve --
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