9.10: Script with Zenity before login - where can I put it?

[stony999]

Hello,

I just tried to migrate my old Ubuntu Gutsy installation to a new one with Ubuntu 9.10.
In Gutsy I placed a script which asks for a password and then mounts a crypted device (dependend of the entered password) to the home directory.
That way I can have several environments for the same user (guess where you may use it).
In the script zenity asks for a password, in order to have a graphical input box when gdm is started.
In Gutsy I placed this script into
/etc/gdm/Init/Default

In 9.10 this doesn't work anymore, as the script is not executed here.
If I put my commands in
/etc/gdm/PreSession/Default
then it is strangely exceuted later on, after the login. I think it runs in the background and just pops up later on.

I need my script to stop the current process, ask for the password, mount the home directory and then continue.

Any hint where to put my script?

Best regards
Peter

[heltoupee]

I can second the fact that commands placed in the Init/Default script no longer seem to execute. I use this file to launch x11vnc and to display the gdm login dialog. I can verify that the x11vnc command I've placed at the bottom of this file is not executed at all.