Ivar Janmaat wrote:
Hello,
It is not a production system so I could make the change.
Here are the results:
In order to get the cycling I described earlier you need to be logged
in and wait (about 10 minutes).
As soon as I edit the file as described below the cycling stops and I
get the "Sun Ray session lock" screen instead.
If I revert the change and click on "Start over" it goes back to cycling.
So it indeed seems to be a language issue.
Would this be the proposed fix for the problem in the following
versions of the SRSS software or will there be another workaround?
Certainly not. We want the GUI to display localized text in the locales
we support. The loginGUI program itself should fall back to C locale if
it can't find the requested locale... This is a bug and we'll address it.
Thanks,
Bob
Kind regards,
Ivar
P.S.M.Swamiji wrote:
On 03/31/09 15:06, Joerg Barfurth wrote:
Sun Rays seem to work now as they should.
However I am still interested in a solution in which I can have
"direct session access allowed" switched off.
If it's not a production system, see the following workaround works.
Change:
$LOGIN_GUI_PROG -l "$LOGIN_TYPE" "$@" &
to
LC_ALL=C $LOGIN_GUI_PROG -l "$LOGIN_TYPE" "$@" &
in /etc/opt/SUNWut/loginGUI.start file.
Thanks
P.S.M.Swamiji
Note: These are my personal opinions, nothing to do with my employer
- Jörg
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