I have a bad feeling that this is fallout from my xcb changes... if this is true, let me know and I'll rewrite that code (again). On Dec 16, 2007, at 1:45 AM, Jeremy Huddleston wrote:
I think the problem stems from our using the default lock file: / tmp/.X0-lock ... I don't see why the original Leopard would've worked for you, so can you please check that out and verify?
I'll try to fix this up as I rework the startup stuff... if you haven't already, would you mind filing a bug for it for me, so I don't forget?
Thanks, Jeremy
On Dec 15, 2007, at 20:14, Merle Reinhart wrote:
The original Leopard X11 did not have this problem. I don't have a Leopard with the version just prior to X11-2.1.1 at this point in time to determine if it was X11-2.1.1 where the problem occurred or not (I can probably get there by the end of the weekend).
Merle
On Dec 15, 2007, at 8:38 PM, Merle Reinhart wrote:
I've been doing a bit more testing with X11-2.1.1 and find that the autolaunching stuff doesn't work if one user already has the Xserver started. At that point, any other user logging in via fast-user switching is not able to then use X11 (attempting to set DISPLAY to :1.0 and manually start X11.app winds up in an infinite loop with Xquartz still trying to talk to the server at :0.0 which is owned by the other user).
At this point in time, I have not been about to find a workaround that would allow more than one user to utilize X11.app at the same time. Could this be because launchd is explicitly hard-coded to look at the :0 socket when the socket should increase based upon the number of logged in users?
This is potentially a problem with multi-user systems where X11 may be needed.
Merle
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