Description of problem: There is no way top configure RedHat to start gpilotd automatically on boot. The only way to start gpilotd is to start the "settings" program. A script should possibly be added to the init.d scripts to autostart gpilotd in runlevel 5 if the user choose to install this package. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-pilot-0.1.71-2 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Start RedHat 2.ps aux 3."gpilotd" is not running. Actual Results: No daemon was running. Expected Results: The gpilotd daemon should be started on startup.
gpilotd has to be run by the user and not on a system level. Saving your session after configuring your pilot makes it so that gpilotd will get restarted on subsequent logins.
OK, how about making this a documentation bug about gnome-pilot? Its strings don't mention the word 'session' at all, and the RHL documentation doesnt either AFAIK.