Using GDM, you can check by running:
gdmflexiserver --command=ALL_SERVERS
This will return a comma separated list of displays and users
after "OK ". as follows
OK :0,user1,:1,user2,...
I'm not sure how to check if using CDE login, but you can check
with the CDE login folks. Lin Ma is a contact person you could
ask who works on CDE login at the moment.
Brian
> In most cases the x11-server service is not run via SMF.
> While we converted some of the common configuration to SMF,
> startup and shutdown is still normally handled by either
> dtlogin or gdm, using their own mechanisms, not SMF, so it
> won't show up in the svcs output. Only if you've specially
> configured your system to run a raw X server, without a login
> gui, will you see an SMF service instance for it.
>
> -Alan Coopersmith- alan.coopersmith at sun.com
> Sun Microsystems, Inc. - X Window System Engineering
>
>
> Zhu Xiao wrote:
>> Hi All,
>> How do I find out if X server service is running or not?
>>
>> I was checkin x-11 server. "svcs -a | grep x11-server" returns nothing.
>> But svcprop certainly found such a service:
>>
>> # svcs -a | grep x11-server
>> #
>>
>> # svcprop x11-server
>> options/default_depth integer 24
>> options/server astring /usr/openwin/bin/Xsun
>> options/server_args astring ""
>> options/stability astring Evolving
>> options/tcp_listen boolean true
>> options/value_authorization astring solaris.smf.manage.x11
>> fs-local/entities fmri svc:/system/filesystem/local
>> fs-local/grouping astring require_all
>> fs-local/restart_on astring none
>> fs-local/type astring service
>> network-service/entities fmri svc:/network/service
>> network-service/grouping astring require_all
>> ....
>>
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> -Zhu
>>
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