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<H1>[Mageia-dev] GDM Configuration</H1>
<B>Olav Vitters</B>
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<I>Tue Oct 30 10:15:10 CET 2012</I>
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<PRE>On Mon, Oct 29, 2012 at 01:43:26PM -0400, Frank Griffin wrote:
><i> I was looking around to figure out how to enable XDMCP support in
</I>><i> GDM, and noticed something strange.
</I>><i>
</I>><i> In the GNOME site GDM3 documentation, they give several options for
</I>><i> GDM configuration none of which seem to exist in cauldron.
</I>
I'm guessing the documentation is outdated.
><i> An example is given of using gconf-edit to access apps/gdm, but no
</I>><i> such key exists. Mention is made of using a "gdm3setup" executable
</I>><i> that we don't seem to have.
</I>
GDM has been migrated to gsettings (in practice: dconf).
><i> Mention is made of "gdm" directories in various locations under
</I>><i> /usr/share and /etc which we don't seem to have, and of enabling
</I>><i> XDMCP by setting "Enable=true" in a file called daemon.conf, but the
</I>><i> only daemon.conf we have is in /etc/pulse.
</I>><i>
</I>><i> I did find /usr/share/X11/dm.d/20gdm.conf and
</I>><i> /etc/dbus-1/system.d/gdm.conf, but neither of these seem to have
</I>><i> anything to do with XDMCP.
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</I>><i> I did find a barebones /etc/X11/gdm/custom.conf which had an empty
</I>><i> [Xdmcp] section, but adding Enable=true here had no effect on
</I>><i> getting the GDM main dropdown to show a Remote Login option. It
</I>><i> did, however, get the GDM server to export the host as eligible for
</I>><i> XDMCP, and accept a logon. However, the GDM screen it puts up has
</I>><i> no option to close the connection, or anything else indicating that
</I>><i> it is a remote login.
</I>><i>
</I>><i> What do we do in MGA to enable GDM as an XDMCP client, or configure
</I>><i> it in general ?
</I>
No clue at all. Suggest asking upstream. XDMCP was recently discussed in
relation to fallback mode, but other than that I don't know much
(assumed it was working).
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Olav
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