Laszlo (Laca) Peter wrote: > Hi Brian, > > On Tue, 2007-02-13 at 16:30 +0800, Brian Cameron wrote: > >> + >> +# If running on Solaris, run sessionexit script. >> +# >> +if [ -x "/etc/dt/config/sessionexit" ]; then >> + /etc/dt/config/sessionexit >> +fi >> +if [ -x "/usr/dt/config/sessionexit" ]; then >> + /usr/dt/config/sessionexit >> +fi >> + >> exit 0 >> > > Is this the usual way of using this? > All the /usr/dt/config files I know are ignored if there is a > /etc/dt/config version. Basically, you can copy the /usr/dt/config > file to /etc/dt/config and modify it if you want to do something > different from the default. > In others words, /etc/dt should be run if it is there, but not both. Another thing, I couldn't find where /usr/dt/config/sessionexit [sessionetc] are being specified as a public interface (I thought it was either dtlogin/dtsession). If gdm is going to inherit support s interface, it should be documented and I wonder what is the consequence of adopting of /usr/dt /etc/dt prfixes impacts our EOL of CDE?
-Ghee > Laca > >
