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List:       kde-bugs-dist
Subject:    [Bug 81369] Would like which kdesktop_lock to run be configurable
From:       Russ LeBar <Russell.J.LeBar () erac ! com>
Date:       2004-11-30 23:34:16
Message-ID: 20041130233416.5275.qmail () ktown ! kde ! org
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------- Additional Comments From Russell.J.LeBar erac com  2004-12-01 00:34 -------
Note: I am not doing my own locking. Based on the user's environment and possilbly \
some xprop -root output I either do nothing, run a command to disconnect the user's \
thin client session, or run the original kdesktop_lock binary. My main concern is \
that I want to be able to do this without having to rename kdesktop_lock, copy my \
wrapper in, and then try and rembmer to recopy the files back in if a I do gmake \
install again for kdebase. 


Give me a config file for kdesktop_lock that lets me specify an external program to \
execute and then specify what to do based on the return code. For example:

[External Command]
Command=/erac/bin/kdesktop_lock.pl

[Return Code 0]
Operation="lock"

[Return Code 1]
Operation="do nothing"

[Return Code 2]
Operation="command"
Command="/opt/SUNWut/bin/utdetach"


For the curious here is my wrapper script:

#!/usr/local/bin/perl
# Since all of our ICA clients are running under some other OS/desktop
# what is the point of running a screensaver in an ICA session!?!
exit 0 if exists $ENV{CITRIX_SESSION_ID};
if( exists $ENV{SUN_SUNRAY_TOKEN} ) {
        my $xprop = `/usr/openwin/bin/xprop -root _SUN_SUNRAY_CONN_INFO`;
        # Disconnected session so no need for a screensaver
        exit 0 if $xprop =~ /PN=-1 PAD= PPN=-1/; 
        # Active session so disconnect it instead of locking it
        exec '/opt/SUNWut/bin/utdetach' if( 
             $ENV{SUN_SUNRAY_TOKEN} =~ /(^auth\.)|(^escape\.)/ );
        }
# Run the real kdesktop_lock
exec "$ENV{KDEDIR}/bin/kdesktop_lock.orig --forcelock";


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