gnome-session 2.4 no longer runs $HOME/.gnomerc
Joe Marcus Clarke
marcus at marcuscom.com
Tue Sep 23 10:06:19 PDT 2003
On Tue, 2003-09-23 at 12:58, Joe Kelsey wrote:
> Joe Marcus Clarke wrote:
> > On Tue, 2003-09-23 at 12:42, Joe Kelsey wrote:
> >>Did something change in Gnome 2.4 to affect this?
> >
> >
> > Yes, a lot changed in GNOME 2.4. The new script is ~/.xsession.
>
> .xsession doesn't work the same way. gdm/Xsession checks for the
> existence of .xsession an uses that *instead of* the default "ssh-agent
> -- gnome-session". .gnomerc used to get executed *after* launching
> gnome-session so that I could run ssh-add.
No it didn't. I always used .gnomerc, and it was always executed by
GDM. Attached is the old code to prove it. Also, if you grep through
the gnome-session-2.2.2 code, you will see no mention of .gnomerc.
> Now, the same ability does
> not exist, so I have to completely recreate the overall structure by
> first starting ssh-agent in the background in .xsession, then run
> ssh-add, then exec gnome-session. This completely severs the ability to
> automatically kill ssh-agent at logout, and I hve to come up with an
> alternative, such as leaving a remnant shell to do the clean-up.
>
> What a horrible mess!
Also attached is my old .gnomerc which calls gnome-session at the end.
You can certainly add your own commands to this. Just make sure the
last command is exec gnome-session.
Joe
>
> /Joe
>
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