Mark Williamson wrote: >Hello All, > >If a user, users the gnome desktop after they logout of the PC there is >still a couple of processes let running in the background they are >oafd and gconfd-1 the problem with this, is I use NFS the mount the >/home directorys so when the user users another PC, they have a roaming >desktop.. but somewhere in the background those running processors left >running on the original workstation leave some sort of lock on the files >in the /home/$user-home-dir, until the oafd and gconfd-1 are kill on the >PC that the user has logged out of. > >What's the best method of killing user processors after they have logged >out.. I really don't think that processors left running in the >background are a good idea.. > >Cheers >Mark > > > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ > >Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? >Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com > Well the d at the end of the name means daemon, usually, and daemons are designed to be left running.
But if they are locking a resource, fuser -k -9 (resource name) will settle them with prejudice.... Just add that to the calling routine for login (GUI) You can find executables and script calls for WMs at /etc/wmsession.d Civileme
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