> If you do decide to try to glue SRSS and GDM together on > Solaris Express you'll have to start by dealing with the fact > that the Solaris version of SRSS does not deliver the GDM > integration scripts. (/opt/SUNWut/lib/xmgr/gdm is empty on > Solaris.) You could copy those scripts across from Linux. I > don't remember how much hacking you have to do to get > them to actually work. And then you need to tweak PAM, > and the GDM Init, PreSession and PostSession scripts. > > Personally I think it'd be far more trouble than it's worth. I'd > stick with dtlogin and wait for Sun to do the Solaris > SRSS/GDM integration properly.
i wish i could stick with dtlogin, but i've to heavily change the login window behavior for some reasons (customized authentication) so i can do that only with gdm since dtlogin is closed source. so my concern was on how to have my solution working with SRSS too, since it's already working with a plain solaris 10. i don't care if sol10 + srss + gdm is not supported by sun, i just need to have it working... that would be enough for me :) so, if i understood what you say, these are the steps i'll have to do: - replacing Sol10's GDM with a newer one, eg from blastwave (it's 2.14, so it should already contain Sun SRSS pacthes, isn't it?) - copying script in /opt/SUNWut/lib/xmgr/gdm from a Linux installation - modifying GDM Init, PreSession and PostSession scripts... how? - tweak PAM... why?? _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
