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From: markus@ti.com (Markus N. Richardson)
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Subject: xdm exits after first xsession
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Date: 17 Dec 89 18:33:12 GMT
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How do you configure xdm to *not* terminate unless you are going to shutdown?
I have tried using "xdm -daemon" and/or (according to documentation) setting 
"DisplayManager.DISPLAY.TerminateServer: FALSE" in /usr/lib/X11/xdm/xdm-config 
but after the initial user xsession is completed, xdm exits to the invoking 
shell.  I have created an init system state 4 which starts up xdm in a shell
script in /etc/rc4.d/, but I am just trying to get this to work from the
shell command line first.  Once I get xdm configured correctly, how does one 
shutdown under xdm?
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Markus R.
markus@ti.com

A .sig file?  I don't have any spare inodes!