I delete the lock file from the user's directory whenever he/she logs in. I
added the following line to the top of my Xstartup file after the line
"xvkdb=${BINDIR}xvkbd
find $HOME/.mozilla/firefox/********.default/ -name .parentlock -exec rm {}
\;
I found the syntax for OS X online and adapted it for my purposes. This has
worked for me well, using both opensuse 10.1 and fedora 4 and 5.
Hope it helps,
David
-----Original Message-----
From: Don Robertson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 26, 2006 10:19 PM
To: Peter Billson
Cc: LTSP
Subject: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] Relaunching firefox
Cheers for that - almost what I want :-)
The problem I am having is removing the lock files. If i put *Anything*
in a ~/.xsession file, I can no longer log in. The display manager
relaunches itself and gives the login prompt again.
I am using KDE, and have looked at the xsession.options - it should be
allowing a .xsession file.
Any ideas?
Peter Billson wrote:
> Don,
> Launch Firefox from a script that simply relaunches it when closed.
>
> You can find such a script at: http://www.elbnet.com/libsys-2006/parts/
>
> as well as an example xsession file.
>
>
> Pete Billson
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