I'm guessing you have SRSS installed on a Linux distribution of some sort. I had this problem before and it was because I didn't install one of these RPMs that came with the Linux SRSS: gdm-2.16.7-2.1_01.sunray.i386.rpm gdm-2.16.7-2.1_01.sunray.x86_64.rpm Install those and also never, ever set gdm to auto-update through whatever package manager you have. This problem always popped up when I had the RedHat GDM installed and a user left the session before 10 seconds, bringing up the "Your session has lasted less than 10 seconds, what's wrong with you?" type dialog. Turns out that 100% cpu thing might be related to an old bug in gdm-binary where it's polling stdin like crazy. Before I installed the right gdm.sunray packages, I ran a script that killed gdm-binary when it was in the "Rs" state: ps uwaxh | grep gdm | grep Rs
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Brian Imbriani Sent: Monday, September 13, 2010 8:23 AM To: SunRay-Users mailing list Subject: [SunRay-Users] gdm-binary 100% cpu Sorry for the second post in such a short time. I have "kiosk" mode for about 20+ sunRays, all running Firefox only. And when I do a "top" I get: 31270 utku186 25 0 76932 8464 5364 R 100.0 0.0 82:41.02 gdm-binary 22036 utku211 25 0 76440 8088 5360 R 90.3 0.0 23:23.07 gdm-binary One taking up 100% CPU and the other 90.3% (Multi-Core CPU). Any ideas if this is normal or if there's something that should be done to fix this? Most research points to: AlwaysRestartServer=true in a gdm conf file which I can't find (using locate). Any help is greatly appreciated . Brian Imbriani Network/Systems Administrator Adelphi University (516)877-3748 [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
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