To kick out of the login banner, you should be able to hit the "Restart
X Session" button on KDM. That will usually toss you out from a remote X
session.
If you're coming in from a VC on another Linux box, or from the console
of another *nix box, it may be a little different. I usually tell people
to use:
X -once -query <hostname>
The -once will only allow a single session, so when you "reset X", it
tosses you back.
Hope that helps.
Ric
Nico Krzebek wrote:
> Have a look at
> /etc/X11/xdm/Xaccess
> It very well documented, so modify that, restart your xdm/kdm/gdm & off you
> go.
>
> The only problem i had were users that accidentally requested the login
> screen of my linux box without having an account. While the CDE screen offers
> to return to the original login screen i saw no such possibility with
> kdm/gdm...
>
> Nico
>
>
> On Friday 01 June 2001 08:11, you wrote:
>
>>Morning!
>>
>>I want to enable remote users to login with XDM using GDM or KDM. That is,
>>users start a X server on their client (Windows-)PC, tell it to connect to
>>my machine and are shown the GDM or KDM login screen.
>>
>>To enable that for GDM, I tried to set this in /etc/X11/gdm/gdm.conf :
>>
>>[xdmcp]
>>Enable=1
>>
>>But, no, this didn't do it.
>>
>>I don't know where to enable anything for KDM.
>>
>>Right now, I've set it up so, that XDM is running. But XDM is ugly and I'd
>>much rather like GDM or KDM to do that.
>>
>>What do I have to do?
>>
>>PS: This is on a Mandrake 8.0 box.
>>
>>Thanks a lot,
>>
>>
>>Alexander Skwar
>>
>
