dear Steve,
I don't know about your usercfg-problem maybe you try to remove and
install it again, I guess this won't help but it will tell you that you
might have to install the tkinter or tk package which should have happend
when you did an install with glint ( well maybe not), actually fisrt rpm
-q tkinter.
Then about the message below:
You probably setup the users by editing the passwd-file, what?
If this is the case PAM doesn't know anything about them and PAM is
controlling xdm-acess, just change the password of those users with passwd
then PAM will know about those users ( by the way, usercfg won't start
either when you edited the passwd file by hand, but I believe you would
get other messages than you did),
or use useradd for makeing new users
hope that helps,
Clemens
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On Thu, 4 Jun 1998, Steve Ki-Won Lee wrote:
> I've been able to login into my RHbox just fine as a non-root user, using
> X as well..but that was because I had set my X w/suid root privilege..and
> I was told to install an xwrapper instead for security reasons (I do alot
> of irc) and so I installed XFree86-xwrapper and I lost the use of X for my
> non-root users...THEN, NOW, I can't even login as one of them!
>
> It accepts the login and the pwd fine, then it just very quickly flashes
> this message that I can't read and it kicks me out. It may have something
> to do with my usercfg not working (see my earlier post). Can anybody help
> me out please?
>
> With Best,
>
> Steve
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