I set up a 10.2 system for a friend, such that when the system is
booted the GUI session for his id comes up automatically (no manual
logon needed). That part works well.
But once in a while I would like to log my friend's session off --
and manually log in another id in its place. However,
Mikus Grinbergs wrote:
> I set up a 10.2 system for a friend, such that when the system is
> booted the GUI session for his id comes up automatically (no manual
> logon needed). That part works well.
>
> But once in a while I would like to log my friend's session off -- and
> manually log in anoth
On Saturday 16 June 2007, Mikus Grinbergs wrote:
> But once in a while I would like to log my friend's session off --
> and manually log in another id in its place. However, if I log out
> of his session, that session is __automatically__ started right up
> again. What I've been reduced to is to
Do you happen to have passwordless logins set as well?
I believe it is set.
> If KDE Just Click the Big K, select start a new session, and then
> if needed, you can switch back to his session and shut it down.
That is in effect how I get the second session running. BUT what I
was asking ab
I believe you can go into the YAST Administrator Settings, select Users
& Groups, then select Expert options button and deselect the auto-login
box for the user that is being logged in.I believe that if *any*
user is selected for auto login, the system will try to ensure that user
is logged in
