Re: ksmserver

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Michele Calgaro via trinity-devel wrote:

> Hi Emanoil,
> there are varioius ways apps are launched at startup.
> What is your settings for session management?
> Is the application open before you log out?
> Is it in the autostart manager?

The app is tdebluezauth - it is derived from KUniqueApplication. I think
this is the problem, but I am not sure and I want to understand how this SM
works

So this is how it should look like

$ ps -fax | grep -E "tdebl|obex"
20611 pts/1    S+     0:00  |       \_ grep -E tdebl|obex
 2929 pts/1    S      0:00 tdebluez
 2930 pts/1    S      0:00  \_ /usr/lib/bluetooth/obexd
20565 pts/1    S      0:00  \_ tdebluezauth --nofork

But when I log out when I have it running like this and login again
tdebluezauth starts from SM with something like

tdebluezauth -session
10dae8df69000158129630200000018890025_1596095977_105687

There is no autostart for tdebluezauth.

The other thing is that I think to remember, that KUniqueApplication is
unique only when detached, but not when started with --nofork.

I tried this and that, I also tried using dcop, but everything was
unreliable ... long story short, I find the way it is now good except this
being started automatically. It could be acceptable, if I could create
TQProcess out of it somehow ... I got lost finally and ask here for advise.

What would be the solution programmatically?

thanks


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