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?
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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