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- plan-1.8.2-1 and plan-server-1.8.2-1 both contain /usr/sbin/netplan Only plan-server should have netplan, otherwise we have conflicts - startup of netplan in /etc/rc.d/init.d/netplan doesn't work (netplan is not in /usr/lib/netplan) - If the plan package is installed, pland should be started via .Xclients-defaults: test -x /usr/sbin/pland && /usr/sbin/pland -k && - There should be an empty directory .plan.dir and empty files .plan.dir/dayplan and .plan.dir/dayplan.priv in /etc/skel - If I remember correctly the holiday-file should be copied to $HOME/.plan.dir/holiday not $HOME/.holiday (It would be fine if not only american holidays are installed, but this is difficult to handle automatically) - After some time I get the message (from pland) plan: X server fails to send timer events, switching to synchronous file writing. Time displays will be wrong. plan used to work perfectly with DLD 6.01. That's all.
I'll take a look at the DLD package to see what the differences were. Thanks for the heads up. Tim
OK, looks like I fixed all the problems you mentioned minus messing with users .Xclients-default file. I am not comfortable with doing that since it can vary quite a bit from user to user. The package will show up in rawhide whenever that gets updated. Here's the changelog from the package I just built FYI: * Wed May 17 2000 Tim Powers <timp@redhat.com> - fixed problems reported by <torsten.schuetze@mchp.siemens.de> in bug #10207 - updated to 1.8.3 - major cleanups in the spec - use applnk instead of wmconfig - fixed the netplan init so it actually works now - fixed so that it builds with XFree86 4.0 You will want to rebuild the source RPM for your machine though. Tim