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Saw Lee Huat, Alex #1
Reenable CDE After Installing JASS Script
Hi All Solaris Gurus,
Any idea how I can reenable CDE for Solaris after running JASS hardening
script? Our developer requires the CDE interface (running off Reflection X)
to install their application.
Thanks.
Alex.
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Hannu Liljemark #2 Re: Reenable CDE After Installing JASS Script
Saw Lee Huat, Alex wrote...
Undo what disable-dtlogin.fin does, i.e. JASS has messed with> Any idea how I can reenable CDE for Solaris after running JASS hardening
> script? Our developer requires the CDE interface (running off Reflection X)
> to install their application.
K10dtlogin and S99dtlogin in /etc/rc?.d/ so fix them.
Using desktop-hardening.driver with desktop machines might be a good
idea, if you've been using hardening.driver for them - not that it's
hard to disable/enable single scripts or undo their doings.
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