On Mon, 2008-05-05 at 12:16 +0200, Alexandre Julliard wrote:
> Steven Elliott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > Maybe I'm making some bad assumptions about why the socket file can't be
> > placed in ~/.wine (that not all users have a writable home directory).
>
#x27;s possible
to stop the X server from being started manually (startx) by creating
those directories and by putting bad files in them.
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it exits that it can't write the registry changes to the
*.reg files. And as one might expect the registry actually does not get
updated. But other than that it kinda works.
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0
/tmp/.wine-500-1
/tmp/.wine-500-2
until they each found a directory owned by the current user (or until
they are able to create one). Hopefully they would pick the same
directory. I need to think more about how robust this would be.
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