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authorGeorge Lebl <jirka@5z.com>2003-07-16 22:14:14 +0000
committerGeorge Lebl <jirka@src.gnome.org>2003-07-16 22:14:14 +0000
commit7033f032d9e90d2da9555ae98ed7bc18eda4dc10 (patch)
treecfb13c6e9fc72cb3589b01891773e3cddcbd6eef /TODO
parent43d3b90007c22a3c038880c0170ca536615559cf (diff)
downloadgdm-7033f032d9e90d2da9555ae98ed7bc18eda4dc10.tar.gz
updates
Wed Jul 16 15:09:43 2003 George Lebl <jirka@5z.com> * NEWS, README, README.install: updates * daemon/display.c, daemon/gdm.c, daemon/xdmcp.c: Fix current session counting. Could possibly raise the maximal session count. Also rename the sessions and pending vars to xdmcp_sessions and xdmcp_pending. During shutdown don't close xdmcp stuff if it's not enabled. Close xdmcp if enabled on all possible forks from the main daemon. Don't quit the main loop from the child handling callback as it's not needed * daemon/xdmcp.c: complain to the log file if limits are reached * daemon/slave.c: in the slave child handler, make sure the euid is set to 0 so that we can really kill things we want to kill
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@@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ Big TODO: Rewrite the slave to be based around a mainloop. So that
we don't have to do things directly from signal handlers.
TODO things:
+ - If we can't setup pam display user visible errors and not just syslog stuff
- handle kills of server not working correctly to be more robust
we must leave killing to the main daemon since that can more likely kill
the server.
@@ -21,7 +22,7 @@ Old stuff probably irrelevant:
Finish gdmface.
Keyboard layout menu.
-utmp/wtmp handling.
+native utmp/wtmp handling without sessreg
xsri like logo functionality
@@ -34,3 +35,4 @@ etc...
Add spacer files. Files which we can use in case there is disk shortage to
write a new xauthority stuff so that someone can actually log on and clean up.
+Is this crack? Maybe.