04-14-2009
Umm, you will probably need to post some more information about what you are doing. The two outputs you show are your "result", but from what action? Are you setting up a web server?
Are you working for starwoodhotels.com? Just a guess.
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gtrayicon
gtrayicon(1) General Commands Manual gtrayicon(1)
NAME
gtrayicon - Generic tray icon for GNOME
DESCRIPTION
Generic tray icon for GNOME is a small utility which allows to add a icon to the system tray that can be used to trigger customized
enable/disable actions.
OPTIONS
--tooltip=string
string to appear as tooltip
--activate=cmd
activate command
--deactivate=cmd
deactivate command
--activate-icon=icon-path
icon to show for 'activate' action
--deactivate-icon=icon-path
icon to show for 'deactivate'
--menu-file=menu-path
custom menu to display for right button
--activated
start in 'activated' state (default: 'deactivated' state)
EXAMPLE
Activate action: start webfs (web server) setting a pid file
Deactivate action: kill that webfs instance
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--activate="/usr/bin/webfsd -k /tmp/pid.file -r /var/www"
--deactivate="cat /tmp/pid.file | xargs -ipid kill -TERM pid"
MENU
For an example on how to write a menu file,see
/usr/share/doc/gtrayicon/examples/sample.menu
SEE ALSO
Website: http://gtrayicon.sourceforge.net/
AUTHOR
Gtrayicon was written by Javier Valencia (javiervalencia80 at gmail.com) This Man page was written by Taylor LeMasurier-Wren
<ripps818@gmail.com>
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