I have tried to logged in to my Debian unstable machine using regular
user from gdm and got
a message "System bootup in progress" after clicking Ok I returned to
the login screen.
I tried logging in without X (Ctrl-Alt-F1) when logging in as root, got
the same message and password prompt and logg
Ori Idan wrote:
> I have tried to logged in to my Debian unstable machine using regular
> user from gdm and got
>
> a message "System bootup in progress" after clicking Ok I returned to
> the login screen.
At the start of the boot process the Debian initscripts will create a
file /etc/nologin, th
On Fri, Feb 03, 2006 at 06:47:55PM +0200, Ori Idan wrote:
> I have tried to logged in to my Debian unstable machine using regular
> user from gdm and got
>
> a message "System bootup in progress" after clicking Ok I returned to
> the login screen.
>
> I tried logging in without X (Ctrl-Alt-F1) wh
On Friday, 3 בFebruary 2006 19:08, Baruch Even wrote:
> Ori Idan wrote:
> > a message "System bootup in progress" after clicking Ok I returned to
> > the login screen.
> At the start of the boot process the Debian initscripts will create a
> file /etc/nologin, this message is shown when you try to
Oron Peled wrote:
>On Friday, 3 בFebruary 2006 19:08, Baruch Even wrote:
>
>
>>Ori Idan wrote:
>>
>>
>>>a message "System bootup in progress" after clicking Ok I returned to
>>>the login screen.
>>>
>>>
>>At the start of the boot process the Debian initscripts will create a
>>file /etc
Ori Idan wrote:
>>>Ori Idan wrote:
>>>
>>>
a message "System bootup in progress" after clicking Ok I returned to
the login screen.
>Thank you, this has solved the problem.
>
>I wonder how the file /etc/nologin was created as I dont remember
>creating it myself.
>
The solution is simple - Your gdm is probabaly loads in the middle of
the boot process. You're getting this message sine the boot wasn't finished.
You can change gdm's script number in /etc/rc2.d/ so it will load later
in the process.
My GDM has 20.
Ori Idan wrote:
> I have tried to logged in to
