Openbox not running my Autostart.sh

[HangukMiguk]

Yes, I've set it to execute, yes it's located at ~/.config/openbox/autostart.sh

Here's the autostart.sh:

xset m 0 7 &
.HOME/.fehbg &
tint2 &
wicd-monitor &
conky &
pidgin &

Pidgin starts, conky doesn't, tint2 starts, wicd doesn't show up in the tray, feh doesn't load my wallpaper (but a default linux mint wallpaper does load...every time, have to reset my wallpaper), and my cursor moves at blinding speed.

What is up with this?

EDIT: this is still happening. I have even moved it over to /etc/xdg/openbox/autostart.sh, set it as executable, and it doesn't work.

[HangukMiguk]

Bump with new info on what I've done to troubleshoot. Still happening, this is really annoying when I have to reboot Openbox.

[hhh]

Have you tried adding the commands to autostart.sh one by one and seeing which one is choking it?

-edit- BTW, for wallpaper with FEH I use this in autostart.sh...

eval `cat $HOME/.fehbg` &

[HangukMiguk]

Well the thing that I'm questioning, is that it still loads a default mint wallpaper every time. this is saying to me that openbox is getting its settings from elsewhere.

is that possible?

[hhh]

Sure it's possible, if you're using Openbox in conjunction with a desktop environment like Gnome. If you log out, what session does it show you logging into?

[Jose Catre-Vandis]

try the full paths to applications as well

[kerry_s]

it's a delay issue, most *box's have it.
you need to put a sleep on the ones that are missing, whats happening is the background is covering them.

xset m 0 7 &
cat $HOME/.fehbg &
tint2 &
sleep 3;wicd-client &
sleep 4;conky &
pidgin &

you can play with the time, wicd needs the panel fully loaded & conky has to come after the background is done.

[hhh]

sleep 3;wicd-monitor &
sleep 4;conky &

That works? I've never seen that, I've only seen...

(sleep 3 && wicd-monitor) &

etc...

[kerry_s]

That works? I've never seen that, I've only seen...

(sleep 3 && wicd-monitor) &

etc...

maybe it all depends on what openbox uses in it's startup. my *box skills are really rusty.

that wicd-monitor command don't look right though, i think it should be just "wicd" or "wicd-client" ?

edit: looked up its "wicd-client &".

[hhh]

wicd-client &, right. Hope the original poster sees that.