Re: XDM with Debian 1.3E6

1998-03-29 Thread Oliver Elphick
Carroll Kong wrote: > Whoa... big problems. I checked my /etc/init.d/xdm... it is a zero byt >e >file. Apparently, when I installed the system, I never setup xdm. Is there >some kind of setup script to get xdm on my system working again? I have >shadowed passwords... and I am

Re: XDM with Debian 1.3E6

1998-03-29 Thread Carey Evans
Carroll Kong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Whoa... big problems. I checked my /etc/init.d/xdm... it is a zero byte > file. Apparently, when I installed the system, I never setup xdm. Is there > some kind of setup script to get xdm on my system working again? I have > shadowed passwords... and

Re: XDM with Debian 1.3E6

1998-03-29 Thread Carroll Kong
Whoa... big problems. I checked my /etc/init.d/xdm... it is a zero byte file. Apparently, when I installed the system, I never setup xdm. Is there some kind of setup script to get xdm on my system working again? I have shadowed passwords... and I am looking for a package called xdm, but

Re: XDM with Debian 1.3E6

1998-03-29 Thread W Paul Mills
Perhaps this is the shadow password thing. Try shadowconfig off then shadowconfig on. On Sat, 28 Mar 1998, Carroll Kong wrote: > Hi guys, I have returned to the list, had to get my processor fixed. > Anyway, I am running Debian 1.3R6 and I want to have an XDM setup so I can > remotely use m

Re: XDM with Debian 1.3E6

1998-03-28 Thread Oliver Elphick
Carroll Kong wrote: ... re xdm ... > Everytime I try to login with a valid user account, it says, login >failed. I have a .xsession in the users' home dir. I added the *.domain.na >me >in the Xaccess part. I am guessing my xdm-config is setup improperly for >authentification.