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James <wireless <at> tampabay.rr.com> writes: |
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> While the 'peripherals' icon |
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> is flashing the KDE login hangs. I ssh into the machine remotely, |
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> and kill off the xrdb process: |
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> 'xrdb -quiet -merge /tmp/kde-james/kcminit6pdVqc.tmp' |
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> After that the loging session completes and everything seems to be fine. |
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> I cannot find a 'Xdefaults' file anywhere on the system, so maybe that's the |
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> problem? Both xorg and kde-base have been re-compiled. |
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OK since nobody seems willing to give me ideas on how to track this problem |
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down, I have written a short (ugly) bash script to kill of the xrdb process. |
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It works when I ssh into the hung machine and execute it. I thought I could |
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just add the script to the .bash_profile file but it does not seem to |
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ever sources that file so I need a more clever way to lauch the 'xrdbkill' |
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script after I initiate a login.... |
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Any ideas on the best way to trigger this script? The .bash_profile file does |
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not get accessed. |
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James |
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