[NTLUG:Discuss] application launched on startup

[Fred James]

Be glad to verify anything I can.  What is launching at the startup of 
the Gnome desktop is the Citrix ICA Client 6.30 (for Linux), do the 
sequence is like this:
(1) Linux boots
(2) X starts
(3) Gnome GUI login prompt (enter username/password)
(4) Gnome startup messages/icon display sequence completes
(5) Icons and panel appear on desktop background
(6) Citrix ICA Client starts - displaying possible connections, does not 
attempt to open any of the selections.
Does that make sense?
Does that help?


MadHat wrote:

>What client is it?
>When does it start?  I mean is it something that starts when you log in,
>or is it running and eating up resources?  The only Citrix client I see
>if the "Extranet" client for linux, which is an app, not a daemon.
>
>Can you verify what is running and how you know it is running?
>Just need more info to help.
>
>On Thu, 2002-08-15 at 21:38, Fred James wrote:
>
>>There are no files like [SK]nncitrix in any of the rc?.d or init.d 
>>directories
>>grep -i citrix /etc/rc.d/*.d/*  - returned no lines
>>grep -i wfc /etc/rc.d/*.d/* - returned no lines
>>grep -i citrix /etc/init.d/*  - returned no lines
>>grep -i wfc /etc/init.d/*  - returned no lines
>>
>>Here is a listing of all the files in my /etc/init.d
>>----------
>>anacron   crond      ipchains   killall  nfs      portmap     sendmail  xfs
>>apmd      functions  iptables   kudzu    nfslock  random      single    
>>xinetd
>>arpwatch  gpm        isdn       lpd      nscd     rawdevices  syslog    
>>ypbind
>>atd       halt       kdcrotate  netfs    ntpd     rhnsd       vmware
>>autofs    identd     keytable   network  pcmcia   rwhod       wine
>>
>>Any suggestions or thoughts would be most welcome.
>>Thanks in advance, and for the efforts thus far.
>>
>>
>>Rick Moncello wrote:
>>
>>>If the Knncitrix exists, it is ok to leave it there.  The Snncitrix should
>>>be renamed to Knncitrix.  The S means to start that process when entering
>>>the run level 3, the K means to kill it.  If the S version of the link
>>>exists, it should be renamed to Knncitrix.
>>>
>>>Since he is running Gnome, the system may be configured for a graphical
>>>login, in which case it will boot to run-level 5, not run-level 3.  This
>>>means that the directories rc4.d and rc5.d must also be checked for the
>>>existence of an Snncitrix link to ../init.d/citrix.
>>>
>>>Good Luck!
>>>
>>>Rick.
>>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>From: discuss-admin at ntlug.org [mailto:discuss-admin at ntlug.org]On Behalf
>>>Of David Camm
>>>Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 8:30 AM
>>>To: discuss at ntlug.org
>>>Subject: Re: [NTLUG:Discuss] application launched on startup
>>>
>>>
>>>look in /etc/rc.d/rc3.d for a symlink that might look something like:
>>>
>>>Snncitrix -> ../init.d/citrix
>>>
>>>there ***may*** also be a Knncitrix -> ../init.d/citrix
>>>
>>>if the 'S' symlink exists, either rename (mv) it to X..citrix, where X
>>>is anything other than K or S, or just rm it.
>>>
>>>do the same with the 'K' symlink.
>>>
>>>david camm
>>>advanced web systems
>>>
>>>
>>>Fred James wrote:
>>>
>>>>RH 7.2 - Gnome (1.4, I think)
>>>>Somehow I have managed to get an application (Citrix ICA Client 6) to
>>>>automatically launch on startup (boot).
>>>>Any clues as to where to look - I'd kind of like to not have that happen.
>>>>Thanks in advance.
>>>>
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