Jeff Martin <email@hidden> wrote:
>I have a customer running a server app in "headless" mode on an XServe.
>If someone is logged into the machine, the Java server process gets the
>full list of system fonts. If no one is logged in, they get a
>substantially reduced subset.
When someone is logged in, does the account that's logged in have fonts in
their home Library/Fonts folder?
If so, then that's where the other fonts are coming from. If not, then
maybe the additional fonts are coming from the common public folder
/Library/Fonts.
In any case, please list exactly what the "reduced subset" is. If it looks
like /System/Library/Fonts, but doesn't have anything from /Library/Fonts,
then there's the answer. How that might be happening, I don't know exactly.
Also, exactly how is the server app being run in both cases? I'm guessing
a Startup Item or a Login Item, but it might help to know exactly, because
something about the process's environment may be different depending on how
the program is started.
-- GG
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