Christian Marillat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >>>> "BS" == Bart Schuller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > [...] > > BS> Is policy the one and only reason for wanting stuff? If this fixes what > BS> I hope it does, the the "need" has an "or else you may need to hard > BS> reset your machine because you can't even switch out of X" attached to > BS> it. > > I need to restart sawfish, because sawfish crash each times a user upgrade > sawfish. unstable is unstable...
No you need to fix that stupid sawfish. It should not crash on upgrade. > [...] > > BS> Isn't there some kind of signal that sawfish interprets as "I need to > BS> restart"? That would solve all problems. > > No, the only way is sawfish-client -f restart. You can check what connections the running sawfish has open with lsof (if that works). Look for /tmp/.X11-unix/???. ??? should then give you the X server it's connected to. The next thing to do would be to make sawfish-client -f restart query the old running swafish for the display. May the Source be with you.
