Well, its pretty tuff, to understand exactly what is going on here, but I
doubt its a problem with X, since root can log in and everything is
ok. What I would do is first go read documentation, but I doubt you want
to do that so then I would do:
"ls -a"
and delete all the .gnome directories in you
Hi I was wondering if anyone can help me out with an ssh problem. I
basically have numerous computers that I need to log into both as myself
and as root. I know its possible using keys to set things up so that when
I ssh from my main machine to another it uses the keys and I don't need to
enter my
Ya I get this on my apache server at work a lot to. While this could be
code red it could also be a dumbass idiot...you'd think people would do a
little homework first to find out if the server they are trying to
"hack" is running IIS or apache*sigh*
-Chris
On Fri, 21 Jun 2002, Phillp Morgan
