[FreeNX-kNX] Weird Rootless Mode Behavior
Brent Davidson
brent at texascountrytitle.com
Thu Oct 18 20:18:00 UTC 2007
Wanted to add some further data on this... If I try to run ANY
application in rootless mode, I get an empty window with no buttons or
menus and the mouse disappears when I mouse over the window. I've tried
Firefox and GCalcTool. Would it make a difference that Centos uses Xorg
rather than XFree86?
Brent Davidson wrote:
> Well, I finally got my new system set up with freenx-0.7.1 and the 3.0.0
> backend, but now I've got one final problem that I can't seem to figure
> out. I am trying to run an application in Rootless mode. The
> application was written for Windows but runs perfectly on Linux with a
> wine wrapper. (I might also mention that this setup worked perfectly
> with the older freeNX on another server running Centos 4) I have a
> script /bin/startapp that cd's to my programs data directory then calls
> wine with the program and it's paramaters. The program is supposed to
> open it's main window with some text and a menu then present a login
> box. If I use the NoMachine client to start a Gnome or KDE session and
> run the startapp command from a terminal window, everything works
> perfectly. If I connect with the NoMachine client with a custom session
> type set to run that script, the main window and login window both open,
> but the main window does not have any text and the login window does not
> have any text, password box or OK/Cancel buttons. If I type my username
> and press Enter, I am given a second empty window with the same shape
> that is normally given to both the username and password box so I assume
> the system is either taking my username and displaying the (empty)
> password box or it rejecting the username and re-displaying that box.
> If I hit enter a second time, the application closes, which it should
> not do in any case other than a blank username being entered.
>
> So what am I missing? Why won't this work in rootless mode like it did
> before?
>
> Thanks,
> Brent
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