Hi,
I've had a similar experience. It usually got solved by making sure that the user has the correct environment variables set up.
Assuming a C shell...
setenv GNOME_PATH to wherever Gnome lives (/opt/gnome for Solaris)
setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH to include $GNOME_PATH/lib
and,
I guess the problem with running su
simply doing su inherits all the env variables of eariler user..
so try doing su - user
HTH
-srikanth
On Wed, 2002-07-03 at 19:16, Paul Hands wrote:
Hi,
I've had a similar experience. It usually got solved by making sure
Il gio, 2002-07-04 alle 05:38, Srikanth Madugundi ha scritto:
I guess the problem with running su
simply doing su inherits all the env variables of eariler user..
so try doing su - user
Paul Hands suggest me the solution, running oaf-slay solve the problem.
thanks for your time
best