Hi,
I am having a problem with GNOME. I find that after logging in, if I lock the screen
and don't work on the computer for a while, I automatically get logged out and come
back to the login screen. I did not face this problem with 7.1. Is there some
configuration that I need to do for
Hi,
I am running redhat 7.3. my localhost is the default that came with the
install
(ie file contents of /etc/hosts is : 127.0.0.1localhost.localdomain
localhost)
When I am a SU, i can ping my localhost successfully and when i bring up
gnome(startx)
the localhost is read properly and
After I installed a new kernel the Nautilus wont start
and the gnome login is very peculiar .Before there was
no problem changing from user to root login in gnome
with no delays. But now when I change I'am promped for
and IP address to lookup at the internet. The IP
address is what I been dedicate
as per the redhat list, this is caused by a previous helix install.
check your /usr/lib/libzvt.so.2, what it points at. after my helix
install some time ago, i had the 2.2.10 shared lib sitting around, the
symlink wasn't getting upgraded even with the forced rpm reinstall of
latest gnome-libs.
Problem fixed:
I got some help from the Gnome list and was told to delete "~/ICEauthority" and
that did it apparently it is a but in my version of Gnome.
Thanks to all who responded
Michael
Michael McLeod wrote:
> I tried your solution, I did find some old files and deleted as you said, but
> d
create your own username instead of using "root"
If you want to use the privilages of root in your username type in "su"
On Fri, 26 May 2000, Michael McLeod wrote:
> I tried your solution, I did find some old files and deleted as you said, but
> darn it that didn't fix the problem. This probl
On 05/25/00, 08:17:04PM -0400, Michael McLeod wrote:
> I tried your solution, I did find some old files and deleted as you said, but
> darn it that didn't fix the problem. This problem is unique to root and no
> other user (I only have 1) KDE as root works fine. So I assume it is
> something wi
I tried your solution, I did find some old files and deleted as you said, but
darn it that didn't fix the problem. This problem is unique to root and no
other user (I only have 1) KDE as root works fine. So I assume it is
something with gnome root. Any other ideas? This has happened before an
Two. First, to prevent core dumps, put ulimit -c 10 in your
/etc/profile. This will limit the size of core dumps to whatever
number you specify, e.g. 10
Second, Gnome (on my machine) leaves old files (I think they are lock
files) laying around my ~/.gnome directory. They look like
".gn
I am using RH 6 and yesterday while trying to solve a printing problem I
was browsing in linuxconfig, suddenly my computer rebooted and went to
the login page as usual. I logged in as usual but then the problem
began, it took a bit longer for enlightenment to finish loading, the
Gnome splash sc
I have had the same problem with GNOME. On my server at work I have a console that
has been "locked up" for three weeks, because I can't reboot it. I have literally
killed everything I can think of to end the session... but to no avail...
jcw
On Thu, Dec 23, 1999 at 08:42:27A
--- Original Message -
From: "Philippe Moutarlier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, December 23, 1999 9:38 AM
Subject: Re: Problem with GNOME, and keyboard lockup!
>
>
> nothing with X but maybe something with gnome ?
>
> Philippe
>
nothing with X but maybe something with gnome ?
Philippe
"Steven Hildreth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi, so this is probably just a testiment of what not to do on your
> server...
>
> I wanted to run GNOME (actually X Windows) to be able to use the
> process monitor with the dual cpu inf
Hi, so this is probably just a testiment of what not to do on your
server...
I wanted to run GNOME (actually X Windows) to be able to use the
process monitor with the dual cpu information. Anyhow, I started
startx and GNOME started and loaded and displayed my desktop and just
sits there, nothing.
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