Hey guys,
My custom installation scripts are progressing nicely thanks to the feedback from here. I'm at the last stage now. I want to get my kiosk booting with some sane settings but without having to go into a full gnome session.
So I was wondering, at first login, where do the various .bashxxx and .gnomexxxx dirs come from with the default fedora core settings. I'm hoping there is something I can call post install to get them all setup nicely for first boot. Or do something in first boot if that's the only way.
Thanks,
On Thu, Aug 26, 2004 at 10:25:52AM +0100, Glen Gray wrote:
Hey guys,
My custom installation scripts are progressing nicely thanks to the feedback from here. I'm at the last stage now. I want to get my kiosk booting with some sane settings but without having to go into a full gnome session.
So I was wondering, at first login, where do the various .bashxxx and .gnomexxxx dirs come from with the default fedora core settings. I'm hoping there is something I can call post install to get them all setup nicely for first boot. Or do something in first boot if that's the only way.
Thanks,
Glen Gray glen@lincor.com 17 Dame Court Senior Software Engineer Dublin 2, Ireland Lincor Solutions Ltd. Ph: +353 (0) 1 6746413
That's not anacondas doing, useradd copies the files from /etc/skel into the homedirs of the newly created accounts. Check the manpage and search for skeleton_dir.
Karsten
On Thu, 2004-08-26 at 12:52, Karsten Hopp wrote:
That's not anacondas doing, useradd copies the files from /etc/skel into the homedirs of the newly created accounts. Check the manpage and search for skeleton_dir.
Yeah I know about the useradd and /etc/skel stuff. I should have been clearer that it was in relation to the root user. Angus pointed out off list that it's the rootfiles rpm that contains all that stuff. And that the gnome-session creates all the gnome . files.
Cheers,
On Thu, Aug 26, 2004 at 10:25:52AM +0100, Glen Gray wrote:
So I was wondering, at first login, where do the various .bashxxx and .gnomexxxx dirs come from with the default fedora core settings. I'm
root@mysystem:~# rpm -qf .bashrc rootfiles-7.2-7
but
root@mysystem:~# rpm -qf .gnome* file .gnome is not owned by any package file .gnome2 is not owned by any package file .gnome2_private is not owned by any package
hoping there is something I can call post install to get them all setup nicely for first boot. Or do something in first boot if that's the only way.
Are you using kickstart? You can do whatever you want in the post install section....
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