Am 11.05.2004 um 02:50 schrieb Silvan: > I currently have a script out of /etc/init.d that runs X -query [server]. > This works fine as far as my users ever notice, but if there's ever any > reason to kill X, it doesn't respawn, and I have to intervene manually. > > Seems to me like there's some bit of magic I can work to get the terminal's > KDM or XDM to query the server automatically. That way I can be running ?DM > on the terminal in the usual respawning fashion, and still have it manifest > itself as a login screen for the server.
You don't need to have kdm or xdm installed on your terminal at all. Just start your local X-server from /etc/inittab like this (untested): 8:345:respawn:/usr/X11R6/bin/X :1 vt8 -query [server] Also have a look at "man 5 inittab". Regards, Dennis -- Private Mails bitte an [EMAIL PROTECTED] Alles, was an [EMAIL PROTECTED] geht und nicht über die Liste kommt, verschwindet ungesehen im Müll.
