Roman,
If it was an upgrade then maybe the uid's of the users changed? i.e.
permission problem. Login in as root in single user and delete all the
files in /var/tmp.
Another common problem is that the font cache files are corrupted.
root at prae> find /usr/openwin/lib/X11/fonts -name fonts.cache-1 -exec
rm {} \;
root at prae> fc-cache -s
If it is none of the above, try a 'safe' login as a normal user. This
should give you a single xterm. Run '/usr/dt/config/Xsession.jds' and
see if there is any errors.
Doug
Roman Morokutti wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I recently installed SXDE 09/07. While installing the installer stated an
> error. So I decided to update the previous installation and this went
> fine. (so far I think ;-))
>
> But now I have the strange problem that I can only log in as root. When
> I want to log in with my ordinary user account GNOME does not start and
> I fall back into the login screen (as long as I choose root)
>
> Maybe something has been scrapped regarding the users information.
> Either solaris does not know about this account, or it has inefficient
> rights to log in.
>
> Maybe someone has suggestions on this topic and could dive into this
> problem with me. Or would it be better to reinstall? Thanks in advance.
>
> Regards
> Roman
>
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