[FreeNX-kNX] FreeNX 0.4.4-RC1

[Sunil]

because we typically would want a solution which
doesn't do anything specific to any platform, as long
as it is possible to do it that way. I think a package
should respect the PATH previously defined for the
user login and only add itself at the front, which
freenx does, but it doesn't get the full env. because
it doesn't do login shell.

of course we can modify nxloadconfig with a uname
switch for solaris, but I think thats ugly. bash -l is
clean a solution if it doesn't have any other issues
(I can't think of any actually, security maybe?).

-Sunil

--- Bruno Delbono <Bruno.S.Delbono at mail.ac> wrote:

> Sunil wrote:
> 
> > Another thing that annoys me is that these scripts
> are
> > not run in a login shell. I have most of the gnu
> stuff
> > on solaris in a non-standard location. And I have
> > these tools (like gnu netcat, expect, grep etc.)
> in
> > PATH. And because its not a login shell, my PATH
> never
> > gets set to the GNU locations.
> 
> Why not set the path's in nxloadconfig under
> Solaris.
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