I built a new SRS [Solaris 10/update 6, SRSS 4.1/SRWC 2.1]. Kiosk mode [no smart card] runs a Bourne shell script that eventually calls uttsc and connects to a WTS.
If I cancel a Windows login [get to the screen that prompts for username/password/domain and hit "Cancel"], it takes ~13 seconds to get back to a Windows login. Does anyone else see this? It almost looks like it's doing an X display reset [CTL ALT backspace backspace] the way the status box is displayed. /var/opt/SUNWut/log/messages has about 6 seconds of dead time after which I get an error about dtlogin not being able to open a display. Now comes the interesting part: I added a splash screen which puts up a customized picture and verbiage [uses "utmsgbox"]. The main choice is "connect to Windows" which runs the same Bourne shell script as referenced above. NOW if I cancel a login, I get back to the splash screen almost instantaneously [!]. So by ADDING a step [ostensibly], I've somehow sped up the delay. My theory is that by introducing the splash screen, I've somehow bypassed/overridden other processes. Trying to trace the process stack with ptree and truss got a bit tedious so I gave up [for now], especially since I had a faster solution. Scott
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