Re: could X remove the lockfile on reboot?
Hi Joey, You wrote:
Joey>
Joey> I have several boxes that boot straight into xdm. Occasionally
Joey> I'll run into a problem where the computer gets shut down
Joey> wrong, or a user just hits the reboot button, while X
Joey> is running. When the machine next comes up, there is a
Joey> /tmp/.X0-lock file that prevents X from starting up again, and
Joey> this confuses my users.
Joey>
Joey> Could the X package have a /etc/rc.boot script that removes the
Joey> .X?-lock file when the computer boots up? I've added this to my
Joey> system.
Excuse me, but AFAIK /etc/init.d/boot (i think) cleans up all 'tmp'
dirs...
thks
borik
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