Setting mandatory values to create default panel
- From: emmanuel lewis <w3bst3r gmail com>
- To: gconf-list gnome org
- Subject: Setting mandatory values to create default panel
- Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 18:16:14 +0000
Hello,
I am trying to set, using gconftool-2, mandatory values to
define a default panel for any created user. I wish to have some
values be mandatory (panel_size, panel_background_type,
hide_button_pixmaps_enabled, hide_buttons_enabled) and also a few
defaults (object_id_list). When I set the values using gconftool-2
(gconftool-2 --direct --config--source
xml:readwrite:/etc/gconf/gconf.xml.mandatory --set
/apps/panel/profiles/default/panel/bottom_panel/panel_size --type
string panel-size-medium), I can verify it is set using --get option,
and creating a new users, log in as that user and the panel is built
based upon my configuration. When I log off the account and out of
gnome, gconfd write numerous error messages (Error setting value for
`/apps/panel/profiles/default/panels/bottom_panel/panel_size': Can't
overwrite existing read-only value: Value
for`/apps/panel/profiles/default/panels/bottom_panel/panel_size' set
in a read-only source at the front of your configuration path). I see
this message for each value I set mandatory. What would be trying to
change this value? Why at log out would something try and change the
read-only value? This is getting frustrating. There is very little
information I can find in regards to this issue. What does gnome do
when logout is selected. If the values are being written to lacl
config for the user in ~/.gconf that is not read-only and also would
be the same value. I am using gnome 2.2 on RHEL WS 3.0.
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