On Thu, May 19,2005 08:34:14 John Morrison wrote
>On Thu, May 19, 2005 12:01 am, Angelo Graziosi said: >> >> With this new release there is a >> >> Permission denied >> >> when a NOT-ADMIN user starts the X system (startxwin.bat) >> ==================== >> >> He has not access to remove .X11-unix (see startxwin.bat) when /tmp has >> the "t" permission. >> >> Every user (or only Administrator?) should remove manually .X11-unix >> before the disconnetion from the machine. >> >> In this case there is not "permission denied" for the simple user. >> >> angelo. > > > Sorry, I don't use startxwin.bat, I can't help with that. 3.4-2 simply > 2>/dev/null's the error, perhaps startxwin.bat should too? > > J. To hide, in "2>/dev/null's", the conflict between the necessity to have "t" for /tmp and the fact that using CYGWIN by NOT-ADMIN. user does not like this is not very exciting! This can be accepted only as temporary patch waiting a more complete fix. I do not know if "startxwin.bat", for NOT-ADMIN user, should hide "Permission denied" in "2>/dev/null's". This should be fixed by "ago". bye angelo.
