On Wed, 2003-10-01 at 19:16, Lorenzo Ansaloni wrote: > Hi, I currently have the GNOME 2.2 woody backport set up on a group of 4 > Debian machines. All users' home directories are NFS mounted. > When a user logout from the session, gnome don't unlock the session and > the user must remove the file by hand (with a rm). > The file are: > /home/username/.gconf/%gconf-xml-backend.lock > /home/username/.gconfd/lock
I have a 3 machine setup but here, when users log out, the locks get removed. Unless the user doesn't log out properly (exit via CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE or system crash). In this case the user has to remove his lock. I wonder whether NFS sharing .gconf is really the solution that is adequate. I am not sure but I think I read somewhere that gconf can be used across a network. But I have no idea how exactly that works or how to set it up... Does anybody else know this? regards, Andreas
