Hello,
On 17.09.2005 13:13, GenesisWeb wrote:
How do I get the bacula-tray-icon to start automatically with my vnc
session?
I have tried adding it to sessions but it does not start, if I double
click the executable from /etc/bacula is starts ok and im able to start
it from a terminal prompt but cannot get it to start automatically on
system start.
How do I do this?
I can't give you a detailed answer, but I suppose that vnc, when it
starts a session, either starts an X session or it has it's own X
included. In the former case, the scripts that set up these sessions
have lots of hooks to start other programs - systemwide or user-specific
ones. That's where I'd look... Or, if you have a vnc server with
"integrated" X, then this one might have it's own startup files - here,
with TightVNC, this is .vnc/xstartup.
If you need to know more details about how xvnc starts an X server or
which startup files your X server uses,you should read the accompanying
manuals, because this is quite system- and distribution-specific. And,
of course, you need to know which flavour of vnc you use - as far as I
know there are some quite different things available.
Arno
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