Thread: Determine exact application to whitelist in panel
hi all,
got davmail setup connect our ms online services , can access email in thunderbird via imap instead of pop3!! great don't have duplicated garbage on every machine, , furthermore have direct access folders created! hooray!
davmail program has indicator icon supposed run in systray area, killed in 11.04. know can whitelist 'all' , work, not looking that. don't need icon, it's nice know davmail running seeing icon there. plus can access logs, etc.
have gone dconf-editor , attempted append current desktop > unity > panel > systray-whitelist, nothing put in there seems work. tried both 'davmail' , 'davmail' neither 1 of worked. it's java application, , /usr/bin/davmail shell script invoke it:
code:#!/bin/sh export ld_library_path=/usr/lib/jni in /usr/share/davmail/lib/*; export classpath=$classpath:$i; done java -xmx512m -cp /usr/share/davmail/davmail.jar:/usr/share/java/swt.jar:$classpath davmail.davgateway "$@"
thus, tried whitelist 'java' , doesn't seem work either. there particular algorithm determine exact string should placed whitelist in order allow specific application show in panel? avoid using 'all' (even though have confirmed work , displays davmail icon correctly -- unfortunately displays bunch of other clutter too).
fyi, did add /usr/bin/davmail list of startup applications should running when login, whole thing got me curious. instead of whitelisting everything, how can determine exact string enter systray-whitelist allow application's icon there? there has way this...i'm curious know method is.![]()
i ran same problem , discovered magical value 'swt'
more info here:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index...00&atid=909904
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