Re: User looses access to DISPLAY (resolved)

2003-11-06 Thread Haines Brown
> Haines Brown wrote: > > Finally bringing to conclusion my first debian (3.0r.1) install, I > > ran aptitude update. When I subsequently rebooted, user cannot > > start x, but root can. Sorry to reply to myself, but thought the information might be useful. After spending much of the day sniffing

Re: User looses access to DISPLAY

2003-11-06 Thread Haines Brown
> From: Kent West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Haines Brown wrote: > > Finally bringing to conclusion my first debian (3.0r.1) install, I > > ran aptitude update. When I subsequently rebooted, user cannot start > > x, but root can. > Create a new user, and see if that user has the same problems. The

Re: User looses access to DISPLAY

2003-11-05 Thread Kent West
Haines Brown wrote: Finally bringing to conclusion my first debian (3.0r.1) install, I ran aptitude update. When I subsequently rebooted, user cannot start x, but root can. I reconfigured XF86Config-4 by running dpgk-reconfigure , using the simple configuration, which worked before, and kept the sa

User looses access to DISPLAY

2003-11-05 Thread Haines Brown
Finally bringing to conclusion my first debian (3.0r.1) install, I ran aptitude update. When I subsequently rebooted, user cannot start x, but root can. I reconfigured XF86Config-4 by running dpgk-reconfigure , using the simple configuration, which worked before, and kept the same values. But tha