Hi, I am setting up Loki Render on a headless Ubuntu 15.04 system where a script will automatically launch Loki Render each time the system is turned on. The problem appears right after shutting down or rebooting the system when Loki Render window is left open. On the next start up and execution, a prompt will appear indicating the application did not shutdown properly and its been a real show stopper as it locks the application in that state until I manually press the start button. Picture shows the annoying prompt that locks Loki Render from ever starting.
I have tried to resolve this on my own by adding scripts in the shutdown and reboot directory (/etc/rc0.d/ and /etc/rc6.d/) to safely kill the java process before shutdown and though the script works in session but the prompt keeps appearing after startup.
Is there a way to by pass the prompt and start the app automatically so I don't have to VNC or plug a monitor just to resolve this issue.
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Hi, I am setting up Loki Render on a headless Ubuntu 15.04 system where a script will automatically launch Loki Render each time the system is turned on. The problem appears right after shutting down or rebooting the system when Loki Render window is left open. On the next start up and execution, a prompt will appear indicating the application did not shutdown properly and its been a real show stopper as it locks the application in that state until I manually press the start button. Picture shows the annoying prompt that locks Loki Render from ever starting.
I have tried to resolve this on my own by adding scripts in the shutdown and reboot directory (/etc/rc0.d/ and /etc/rc6.d/) to safely kill the java process before shutdown and though the script works in session but the prompt keeps appearing after startup.
Is there a way to by pass the prompt and start the app automatically so I don't have to VNC or plug a monitor just to resolve this issue.