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Description of problem: The command "gdm-restart" is not working. If you call it nothing happens. gdm-stop is stopping and starting gdm properly. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gdm-2.21.10-0.2008.04.07.3.fc9.i386 How reproducible: ever Steps to Reproduce: 1. Start gdm 2. Switch to a TTY 3. gdm-restart Actual results: nothing happens Expected results: gdm should be restarted Additional info: "kill <PID>" and "kill -TERM <PID>" are working. "kill -HUP <PID>" is not working.
A lot of things work differently with the new gdm, there is really no hope of keeping all the interfaces of the old gdm around. Is your use case to simply reload the configuration ? kill -HUP is supposed to work for that, but it is not implemented yet.
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