Re: ldm: ConsoleKit and Xsession location

Warren Togami <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.terminal-server.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Oliver Grawert wrote:
> hi,
> Am Sonntag, den 06.04.2008, 22:37 -0400 schrieb Warren Togami:
> 
>> There are two ways we could approach this problem:
>> 1) ldminfod can tell the client.
>> 2) ldm could call a single standardized and hard-coded script name like
>> /usr/bin/ltsp-Xsession.  That script is provided in your ltsp-server
>> package as a wrapper around Xsession, allowing the distro to define
>> exactly how they want to run Xsession, where, and if they want
>> ck-launch-session or not.
> i dont like #2, it would mean you cant just connect to any ssh server at
> all. ubuntu and debian offer CK functionallity through sshd (sshd uses
> CK for evenry X connection made simly to make things like ssh -X
> user@server time-admin works correctly) ... 
> 
> if distros dont use such a setup i'm all for an optionl alternative
> though, but that shouldnt require server side stuff ... its easy to
> check for CK availabliy through rc.d scripts (thats why we invented them
> first place) and the same goes for Xsession availabiltiy.

How does CK for sshd work through rc.d scripts?

Warren Togami
[email protected]

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