Ah. If you're using NSCM (the -M policy), and not using smartcards, then the
-D option has no effect.
You always get the Motif-looking screen both for login and upon session detach
(e.g. screen lock) with NSCM. The -D option was to add similar security during
screen locks for non-mobile sessions (smartcard sessions and non-smartcard
sessions where NSCM is not configured).
So it appears that for some reason your session is detaching under load. Does
it appear the your DTU is resetting/rebooting? What version of firmware are you
running (try Stop-V)?
If you could record the time this happens, and look at
/var/opt/SUNWut/log/messages for the few minutes around this time, there might
be some clues in the logs.
-Bob
On 04/13/11 11:46 AM, Erik Riedel wrote:
Bob,
The session actually disconnect and I see the Motif-looking "screen lock". My
utpolicy looks like this:
# Current Policy:
-a -M -m -D -z both -u pseudo -g
which means -D is already added.
I use AMGH which gives me the Motig-looking screen lock. But I've got the same
behavior when AMGH is disabled.
Thanks,
Erik
On 04/13/11 08:42 AM, Bob Doolittle wrote:
On 04/13/11 12:16 AM, Erik Riedel wrote:
Hi,
Currently I am running SRSS 4.2 on Solaris 11 Express. It runs pretty
smooth most of the time. There is only one little issue. From time to
time the screen locks itself. It happens when there is high load on
the system (e.g. a lot of backup jobs) or almost every time when
watching a youtube video in Firefox. After 2 to 3 minutes the screen
locks itself.
When you say "the screen locks itself", do you mean the in-session
screen locker? Or does the session actually disconnect, and so you see
the Motif-looking RHA "screen lock" type screen with the Sun Rays on the
right?
What does utpolicy report? If you add the -D option (which disables
RHA), does the problem go away?
-Bob
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