Dereck,
I ran the ps aux command when it had booted and had not totaly started.
Here
is the output:
root 636 0.0 1.0 956 308 ? S 22:47 0:00 diald
I ran the ps aux command after killing the above process and then starting
diald from
the command prompt. Here is the output then:
root 822 0.1 1.4 1024 436 ? S 22:52 0:00 diald
I am not real sure what the difference means. Have to do more reading.
On bootup
the process appears to be working but if I go to the X display and run dctrl
it does not respond.
After killing the process and restarting it from the command line dctrl
responds normally. I tried to
set UID to root to see what if any difference this would have. No
difference. As far as looking at
/var/log/messages when it boots the only thing that shows up is a statement
from the dernel stating the
following:
Aug 1 20:29:19 Server kernel: CSLIP: diald uses obsolete (PF_INET,SOCK_PACKET)
I have debug set to 31 and this is the the only thing refering to diald
other than the line that
says: diald [636]: Starting diald version 0.16.4
When I start diald from the command line the lines keep getting logged.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Sorry for the delay but have to work
sometimes
Thanks
Vic Lepouce
Derek Simkowiak wrote:
> > Any insite into this problem would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Take a look in the file /var/log/messages to see if it reports a
> problem. That might tell you what is wrong. /var/log/messages is the
> system log file.
>
> Also, is the process running or does it die? I.e., after you boot
> up, what are the results of the command
>
> ps aux | grep diald
>
> --Derek
>
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