Roy John Little <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: I decided to reinitiate the session. The login prompt with the banner
: background appeared, with the disturbing difference that, instead of
: saying "Debian GNU/Linux" I got "This is an unsecure session," and I
: cannot logi
h the banner
> background appeared, with the disturbing difference that, instead of
> saying "Debian GNU/Linux" I got "This is an unsecure session," and I
> cannot login now as root or as anyone else. I have booted from the rescue
> disk and mounted my previously installed
"Debian GNU/Linux" I got "This is an unsecure session," and I
cannot login now as root or as anyone else. I have booted from the rescue
disk and mounted my previously installed partition but am at a loss as to
what file to edit to recover my ability to login.
Thanks for any help yo
On 19/12/99 Jonathan Markevich wrote:
Anyways, I almost completely recovered everything by reinstalling using
a dpkg --set-selections on what was previously selected before. Slick.
Then I copied over the /usr tree and up again! However I am getting the
"This is an unsecure [sic] session" at th
I had my /usr partition go south (thanks to Windows not caring about
things like partition boundaries and petty things like that) and managed
a 99% recovery.
IT IS A VERY GOOD IDEA to split up your configuration files and home
directories from the /usr tree! If I hadn't, I'd be reinstalling, big
I just installed the slink XDM package. It works fine, but the login
screen shows something to the effect of 'this is an unsecure session'.
the /etc/X11/xdm/Xresources file shows:
xlogin*greeting: Debian GNU/Linux (CLIENTHOST)
and further down
Chooser*label.label: XDMCP Host Menu from
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