Re: orbit-name-server and esd

[raster redhat com]

On 24 Nov, Andrew Clausen scribbled:
->  Elliot Lee wrote:
->  
->  > On Thu, 19 Nov 1998 23:00:53 +0100, intinig@tin.it <intinig@tin.it> wrote:
->  > >Hi all,
->  > >
->  > >I'm having a sort of strange behaviour with gnome. Whenever I logout of gnome-session
->  > >two processes remain alive: orbit-name-server and esd. I have to kill them manually whenever
->  > >I quit gnome.
->  > >
->  > >Is this a bug or is something wrong with my system?
->  >
->  > We haven't figured out when those things are supposed to die, so they just
->  > stay around for now. :) Keep bringing this to people's attention until
->  > someone can say "yes they are supposed to stay there" or "no they
->  > aren't"...
->  
->  I think esd should be started by init.  When a user logs in, it claims ownership of esd.  Then
->  when the user logs out, it "disowns" it.  Does this sound right?

that is how it should work - at least in a proper distribution setup
environment.

->  Andrew Clausen
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