The way I invoke it indirectly happens inside a shell script that itself is scheduled via cron: (or responds to another external event noninteractively, like email triggered)
Sometimes there may already be fluxbox or another WM on that $DISPLAY, in which I expect the above fluxbox to go ahead and fail--though I don't think that's why Apport launched this crash reporter
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The way I invoke it indirectly happens inside a shell script that itself is scheduled via cron: (or responds to another external event noninteractively, like email triggered)
#!/bin/bash fluxbox. $(hostname) .log" # & disown # lightweight WM
# batchjobhandler.sh
Xvfb ${DISPLAY:=:99} -ac -shmem -screen 0 1024x768x8 &
xpid=$! ; sleep 3
at now <<< "fluxbox -display $DISPLAY &> orderlog/
#xload -display :99 -update 5 -geometry 1100x50 &
Sometimes there may already be fluxbox or another WM on that $DISPLAY, in which I expect the above fluxbox to go ahead and fail--though I don't think that's why Apport launched this crash reporter
.