I had another instance of this behavior reported recently,
and it was resolved by killing off xscreensaver. Do you have
the latest patches for xscreensaver? I wonder if this can
happen when xscreensaver tries to run a hack that crashes...
-Bob
Philip Jackson wrote:
Gerard,
Yes we saw this behaviour a while ago but we have not seen it
recently. All our systems are using the latest versions of Sun Ray
Software and all use JDS. Our systems are sparc using Solaris 10 01/06
patched up to date. I logged a call with Sun but they never came up
with a solution or reason and the fact it 'went away' itself meant the
case was closed. We used to find leaving the machine logged in
overnight would often result in it being logged out by the morning
time. Our problem only happened to some users and not others.
Regards,
Philip.
Gerard Henry wrote:
hello all,
there is a strange trouble for a user on our server:
context solaris 10 6/06 SRSS 3.1 on v440
sometimes, when he came back after lunch, he noticed that he lost his
session, and had to re-login!
We have about 70 users, but he is the only one that uses JDS as desktop.
Other people are under CDE.
Before that, this user had sunray on a solaris 10 3/05 x86 machine
(w2100) and he never had the bug. This happened since he began to work
on sparc server.
Are there anybody on this list that experienced this situation?
This morning, i tried a "gnome-cleanup" on his account without success.
I verified crontab to be sure that there is no job that start at lunch
time. I talk about lunch time, because it is the only period when user
is away.
Thanks in advance for help,
gerard
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