--On May 25, 2009 9:41:08 PM -0500 cory steers <[email protected]>
wrote:
Lastly, is this how I have to run? Manually run launchctl after every
reboot etc., before running gnucash, or can I somehow turn disabled
to false on the plist and get all working smoothly? I don't know if
it's good/bad to have dbus running all the time? "dbus-launch
gnucash" results in "EOF in dbus-launch reading address from bus
daemon" so what is the desired configuration.
Just edit the plist using whatever editor you like and delete the
disabled option. I don't know why it's there, probably from one of the
commands you entered while trying to make this work. It's not in the
plist file as shipped.
If you're running Leopard and you want the session bus to start on
demand instead at login, change the OnDemand option in the plist to
true. This doesn't work before 10.5, but it works fine there. This
will cause launchd to start the dbus session bus the first time someone
tries to use it. Having it running all the time doesn't really hurt
anything. When no one is using it, it doesn't use many resources.
--
Mike Alexander [email protected]
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