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05-28-2003 01:30 AM
05-28-2003 01:30 AM
Execution Xreset script
The Xreset script is executed when you leave a X session.
When you put the script in place (in /etc/dt/config) when a session is open or when you are at the login screen, the script is not executed when you leave the session. It is run for the first time when you left the session for the second time.
Is there a way to force to take into account the change the first time?
When you put the script in place (in /etc/dt/config) when a session is open or when you are at the login screen, the script is not executed when you leave the session. It is run for the first time when you left the session for the second time.
Is there a way to force to take into account the change the first time?
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05-28-2003 02:05 AM
05-28-2003 02:05 AM
Re: Execution Xreset script
I don't beleive so ... you could try a /usr/dt/bin/dtconfig -reset
i.e Tell desktop (window based) login process to reread it configuration files to incorporate any changes.
But I suspect Xreset/Xstartup will not be affected as these are X as opposed to CDE (dt) config files.
i.e Tell desktop (window based) login process to reread it configuration files to incorporate any changes.
But I suspect Xreset/Xstartup will not be affected as these are X as opposed to CDE (dt) config files.
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05-28-2003 02:09 AM
05-28-2003 02:09 AM
Re: Execution Xreset script
dtconfig -reset doesn't work
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