patchwork/opie.git - opie™ hacks and fixes

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Files	Lines
2004-05-02	- convert qWarning to owarn	ar	1	-154/+161

2002-12-17	Opie login becomes useable now:	sandman	1	-7/+67
	- pre- and post-session scripts (in $OPIEDIR/share/opie-login) to fix things like device ownership to user/root - logging in now doesn't simply mean: execute bin/qpe. instead opie-login * first tries to execute ~/.opie-session * if that doesn't exist $OPIEDIR/share/opie-login/opie-session * if that fails too, execute $OPIEDIR/bin/qpe you can now handle things like ssh-agent on a per-user basis. (I'll commit the scripts later - for now it simply works like before)
2002-10-29	when quitting opie-login, don't kill the process id returned by getppid(),	sandman	1	-2/+3
	but use the previously saved "real" parent pid.
2002-10-14	added copyright headers	sandman	1	-0/+27

2002-10-14	- last login name is saved	sandman	1	-0/+193
	- wait image should be displayed right now - the qApp object is destroyed before the launcher is started -- this should prevent some semaphore permission problems - added a (very basic) crash handler - added a simple "respawned too fast" detection in case of qt/e fb problems - if opie-login is started with -a <user> or --autologin <user> it doesn't prompt for a username/password - instead it loads qpe directly using the specified user account So even if you are not running multiuser, you should now start qpe with: opie-login --autologin=root