On Tue, Jun 24, 2003 at 05:36:28PM +0100, John Richard Smith wrote: > Todd Slater wrote: > > >On Tue, Jun 24, 2003 at 03:35:48PM +0000, John Richard Smith wrote: > > > > > >>I installed gkrellm 2.1.7 off the mandrake discs, > >> > >>Sometimes , not every time, I get a shutdown error message about some > >>line 254 which flashes by at great speed , and am unable to read all. I > >>think I'm right in that it refers to gkrellmd, but I'm not entirely > >>sure. > >> > >> > ><snipote> > > > >I thought *d referred to a daemon, and I don't think gkrellm acts as a > >daemon. Check man gkrellm and there is no mention of it running in > >daemon mode, or of the file you refer to in /etc/rc.d. I don't have that > >file in /etc/rc.d/* > > > No mention of a daemon in man or -help > but maybe this /etc/rc.d/init.d/gkrellmd isn't really a daemon. > > you see when you go searching for this file it comed up/etc/rc0.d and I > click on it, and it opens > /etc/rc.d/init.d, so where the /rc.d bit comes from I know not. A bit > odd . > > > > >Are you using KDE? > > > yes, > > >How are you starting gkrellm? > > > On the command line in a terminal, > > >How are you exiting? > > > rightmouse click the header bar to quit, or something like that. > > > > >Todd > > > > > However I get this message regardless of whether I have been using > gkrellm, so I don't have to of had it up and running. Indeed upon first > sight, I thought that's strange didn't use the thing, so it sort of > suggested that maybe some other programme has been running it in the > background maybe ? Just a thought.
I wonder what would happen if you moved that file out of /etc/rc.d and logged out and back in? I also wonder if a) this is something KDE did for you and b) does it have anything to do with being run as root? Sorry, just thinking out loud. Todd
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