Dick: If you look at the GDM configuration file, /usr/share/gdm/defaults.conf you will see the default commands for reboot and shutdown are:
RebootCommand=/sbin/init 6 HaltCommand=/sbin/init 5 So, that should be fine, I'd think. Note that on Solaris 10, GDM isn't as smart about using the best shutdown/reboot commands. If using S10, you need to modify the /etc/X11/gdm/gdm.conf file to set the commands as above. Brian > I know dtlogin will vanish from SXCE soon. I still use it for one main > reason: I can logof to the console to do a proper "init 5" that way I > can be sure all processes are shut down cleanly. > > I I would use gdm login, I would not be able to log off to a root > console. I can only "shut down" the system, but have NO idea at all if > it will be done the 'right way' (like an init 5). > > Can someone shed some light on this, please? >
