1. Calendar Manager, File Manager, and Screenblank
Hi,
I have several questions, one of which I already posted once, but never got
an answer that worked.
I have a Sparc 10/30 running Solaris 2.2.
1) Using the Openwindows File Manager: find has never worked. I can do all my
find files from the command prompt, but I would like to get this working for
users moving from PC's. Has anyone ever had this work for 2.2? Do I need
patches?
2) Trying to get Openwindows Calendar Manager to write to calendars I moved
from 4.1.3. I can browse my old calendars fine, but when I try to insert
new appointments I get a 'You do not have insert access to calendar' message.
I have followed all the trouble shooting guides in the anserbook, i.e. checking
to see file permissions are correct, etc..., all to no avail. Any help would be
abbreviated.
3) Screenblank: I am using Jef Poskanzer's newest screenblank (Aug25) and
it works great. My only question is where to put the command so that it is
automatically restarted on reboot. I have tried to read through the FAQ lists,
but am getting confused. It seems like I should put a file called S##screenblank
with the command screenblank as its contents. Is this correct? What should
## be. Also what directory(directories?) /etc/rc#.d should this be linked to?
Thanks,
Robert Mentle
Applied Physics Laboratory
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