Just a short note about this issue.
The problem is not fixed yet. I keep googling for a hint and the worst
thing you can imagine is happening: using "kde logout stops XDMCP" as
keywords my previous email to ILUG is listed at the top of a Google
query [1] .
So I guess I should consider forgeting the issue and reinstall a fresh
copy of breezy in that server. Any other idea not involving going back
to the previous setup?
[1] http://www.google.com/search?hl=es&client=firefox&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aunofficial&q=kde+logout+stops+XDMCP&btnG=B%C3%BAsqueda&lr=
2006/11/22, Andres Jimenez <gandresin at gmail.com>:
> Hello all,
>> We are having an extrange problem here:
>> I have done a fresh install of dapper on a computer and configured gdm.
> The relevant part of gdm.conf-custom is;
>> [xdmcp]
> Enable=true
> MaxSessions=40
> HonorIndirect=true
> PingIntervalSeconds=100
>> [debug]
> Enable=true
>>>> Only one of our users is using kde (our default is gnome).When he logs
> out in the evening, gdm (that still runs) stop listening in the 177
> port. Nothing relevant in the logs.
>> We had been using the same machine with the same settings on breezy
> before and it worked just fine. Actually, I did an apt-get
> dist-upgrade to dapper and the problems started, so I did a fresh
> install of dapper, but the problem is still here.
>> We are using both main desktop packages ubuntu-desktop and kubuntu
> -desktop . Do you know of any incompatibility in those packages?
>> Any hint about where this problem's source is?
>> Thanks in advance.
>> --
> Andres Jimenez
>
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Andres Jimenez
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