Re: [expert] Problems with KDE2 login

2000-10-02 Thread Nightwriter

Sarang,
   Your right about where the bug is,  Now I just need to be able to get it 
to work.  I uploaded and installed the latest pam Now it does the same 
thing from login as it does from startx.  It gives me the spash 
screen.  Says re-initializing previous session and dies back to the login 
screen.  MD5 on the rpm's indicates I've got a good copy (doesn't gaurantee 
it just indicates *grin*)  Next attempt will be to build from source.  When 
in doubt go to the source hehe.

James

P.S.  Does your kde2 ignore GNOME?


At 10:56 AM 10/2/00 -0400, you wrote:
>no, it was a bug in KDE.. now its fine.. just upgrade to latest pam
>packages!
>
>-sarang
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Re: [expert] Problems with KDE2 login

2000-10-02 Thread Sarang Lakare

no, it was a bug in KDE.. now its fine.. just upgrade to latest pam
packages!

-sarang



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Re: [expert] Problems with KDE2 login

2000-10-02 Thread Nightwriter

Sarang,
 Well it went further seems that if you don't have Gnome installed 
before you install kde2 ... it won't let it run for some odd 
reason. I've installed the entire rpm set nothing recognized and it 
won't give me anything but the dang kde2 login window.  sigh... off and 
running to try another way around.  RE-install time.  Note:  I even removed 
the entire kde suite and still couldn't get gnome recognized.  I think the 
bug is in X not kde...

James

At 04:48 PM 10/1/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Hey,
>
>I know exactly what you are talking about!! I had the exact same problem
>when I upgraded to the latest packages from cooker the other day.. I mailed
>this list but nobody responded.. Its def. a bug in KDE.. Here is the
>solution..
>
>go to /etc/sysconfig/desktop and replace KDE by GNOME.. and u'll get the
>GNOME login screen!.. from ther eu can login and it'll by default take u to
>KDE 2..
>
>also remember not to start the KDE screensaver.. it won't let u login again
>;).. so i am using xscreensaver from konsole!
>
>-sarang
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Re: [expert] Problems with KDE2 login

2000-10-01 Thread Sarang Lakare

Rick,

The default login that u see is part of KDE.. by changing KDE to GNOME in
that file, I got the GNOME login manager instead of the default KDE..

And I didn't use KDE screensaver coz even it couldnt' verify my login!

btw, I solved the problem.. just installe the latest pam packages!

-sarang

Rick Commo wrote:
> 
> >>go to /etc/sysconfig/desktop and replace KDE by GNOME.. and u'll get the
> >>GNOME login screen!.. from ther eu can login and it'll by default take u
> to
> >>KDE 2..
> 
> How is this different than changing the "session type" on the login
> dialog?  My choices there are a whole bunch of different managers!
> I did login in with Gnome and see that /etc/sysconfig/desktop is
> still set to KDE.  So does this parameter determine the default
> desktop?  The login screen seemed to remember my choice as soon as
> I typed in my name.
> 
> >>
> >>also remember not to start the KDE screensaver.. it won't let u login
> again
> >>;).. so i am using xscreensaver from konsole!
> 
> If you've set your environment to Gnome, why would it use the KDE
> screensaver?
> 
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RE: [expert] Problems with KDE2 login

2000-10-01 Thread Rick Commo

>>go to /etc/sysconfig/desktop and replace KDE by GNOME.. and u'll get the
>>GNOME login screen!.. from ther eu can login and it'll by default take u
to
>>KDE 2..

How is this different than changing the "session type" on the login
dialog?  My choices there are a whole bunch of different managers!
I did login in with Gnome and see that /etc/sysconfig/desktop is
still set to KDE.  So does this parameter determine the default
desktop?  The login screen seemed to remember my choice as soon as
I typed in my name.

>>
>>also remember not to start the KDE screensaver.. it won't let u login
again
>>;).. so i am using xscreensaver from konsole!

If you've set your environment to Gnome, why would it use the KDE
screensaver?






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Re: [expert] Problems with KDE2 login

2000-10-01 Thread Sarang Lakare

Hey,

I know exactly what you are talking about!! I had the exact same problem
when I upgraded to the latest packages from cooker the other day.. I mailed
this list but nobody responded.. Its def. a bug in KDE.. Here is the
solution..

go to /etc/sysconfig/desktop and replace KDE by GNOME.. and u'll get the
GNOME login screen!.. from ther eu can login and it'll by default take u to
KDE 2.. 

also remember not to start the KDE screensaver.. it won't let u login again
;).. so i am using xscreensaver from konsole!

-sarang



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