On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 09:57:56PM -0500, Chaskiel Grundman wrote: > Package: krb5-auth-dialog > Version: 0.7.hit7cc1d84-1 > Severity: minor > > I would like for krb5-auth-dialog to be started whenever I log in, even though > I do not authenticate to the local system with kerberos. I created a 'startup > program' entry (system->preferences->sessions) to launch > krb5-auth-dialog --always > > This works normally the first time, but after that, the session manager gets > confused. My 'current session' includes two krb5-auth-dialog invocations, one > that matches what I did, and one that is invoked like > > krb5-auth-dialog --sm-config-prefix /krb5-auth-dialog-XXXXXX/ > > In future sessions, .xsession-errors includes this error message: > Unknown option --sm-config-prefix > Run 'krb5-auth-dialog --help' to see a full list of available command line > options But krb5-auth-dialog is running as desired? I wonder why gnome-session-manager assumes that krb5-auth-dialog would support these options? We could ignore --sm-config-prefix if this helps. The second instance would never show up anyway since krb5-auth-dialog hooks to DBus to avoid being spawned twice. -- Guido
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