Fedora directory users - Dec 2005 - have you already talked about this?

if so, I appologize (I''m a newbie)

I''ve installed Fedora Directory on an RHEL 4 box.  The install went
well
(no errors reported) and I can see the server using Directory Express, 
but starting the console appears to hang the software.  I found a 
posting on one of the RedHat sites that said that the behavior I see is 
a bug that results in the dialog asking for a login is displayed behind 
the splash screen.  The posting also said that the bug was reported by 
people using 1/5 or greater versions of the java_vm.

Soooo, I went back to 1.4 and when I invoke the console I pass in 
another option (-xnologo) that is supposed to supress the splash 
screen.  But, the behavior is the same.

Any help would be greatly appreciated and thanks!
steve

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Steve Strong wrote:
> if so, I appologize (I''m a newbie)
>
> I''ve installed Fedora Directory on an RHEL 4 box.  The install
went
> well (no errors reported) and I can see the server using Directory 
> Express, but starting the console appears to hang the software.  I 
> found a posting on one of the RedHat sites that said that the behavior 
> I see is a bug that results in the dialog asking for a login is 
> displayed behind the splash screen.  The posting also said that the 
> bug was reported by people using 1/5 or greater versions of the java_vm.
>
> Soooo, I went back to 1.4 and when I invoke the console I pass in 
> another option (-xnologo) that is supposed to supress the splash 
> screen.  But, the behavior is the same.
Try -x nologo - note the space between the -x and nologo
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated and thanks!
> steve
>

Steve Strong wrote:
> if so, I appologize (I''m a newbie)
>
> I''ve installed Fedora Directory on an RHEL 4 box.  The install
went
> well (no errors reported) and I can see the server using Directory 
> Express, but starting the console appears to hang the software.  I 
> found a posting on one of the RedHat sites that said that the behavior 
> I see is a bug that results in the dialog asking for a login is 
> displayed behind the splash screen.  The posting also said that the 
> bug was reported by people using 1/5 or greater versions of the java_vm.
>
> Soooo, I went back to 1.4 and when I invoke the console I pass in 
> another option (-xnologo) that is supposed to supress the splash 
> screen.  But, the behavior is the same.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated and thanks!
> steve
>
The option is -x nologo

Regards
Uno Engborg