I have it working, and this is what I did: (you may have already done some of this, I suppose)
-Add shell scripts (as root) to /etc/X11/Sessions that dictate which window managers to start; for example, I have one called e17 whose content is:
#!/bin/sh
/usr/local/bin/enlightenment

-I then did chmod a+x e17 to make the script executable.

-As root, type: 'edb_gtk_ed /etc/entrance_config.db' (without the quotes).

-Following the model already in this database, add an entry called /entrance/session/x/title where x is the next number in the sequence of sessions. Change the 'type' to 'String' and type a name for the session. Do the same for the 'icon' entry and the 'session' entry, for which you should type the name of the file that you created in /etc/X11/Sessions. All of these are string entries.

For example, my e17 entries are:
str   /entrance/session/1/session   e17
str   /entrance/session/1/title        e17
str   /entrance/session/1/icon        default.png

-Finally, change the all-too-vital key called '/entrance/session/count' so that it reflects the total number of sessions you have configured. Since there is a session 0, this will be one more than the last session key number you input.

-Press Save. Press Quit. Log out and test.
Hope that helps.


Felix Breuer wrote:
On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 20:10:47 +0100
Emanuele Cecchi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

  
I 've followed the instructions on officila sites and not officlas but 
I not able to make visible all my wm to entrance.
I got everithing set up in config like /etc/X11/Session , in 
/etc/rc-conf etc , the problem is that I can't figure to edit out the 
entrance session with edb_gtk_ed /etc/entrance.
In fact I added fvwm2 and e17 but when I start Entrance I got no list 
of them.
    

I am having a similar problem: Even though I have set up everything
correctly, afaict, entrance won't launch any of the sessions I put in
/etc/X11/Sessions. Also, entrance does not produce any usable debugging
output/error messages.

So: 

  Please point me to the relevant part of entrance's sourcecode, where
  the session scripts/files are located/loaded/started etc.


Thanks,
Felix


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