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We installed ymessenger.rpm on our suse 9.1 personal version of linux and while it worked, we now can't log into the system with either root or one of the other ...
- 06-04-2004 #1Just Joined!
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ymessenger install has invalidated 2 of my login users
We installed ymessenger.rpm on our suse 9.1 personal version of linux and while it worked, we now can't log into the system with either root or one of the other ids.
When we try to login with either root or the other login, suse clocks for a few seconds and then takes us back to the login screen.
FYI, we are able to login as another user...
Any thoughts here?
Thanks, Neil
- 06-04-2004 #2Linux Newbie
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Try Logging in the Text MODE and check the logs
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- 06-10-2004 #3Just Joined!
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this happened to me too!
so how do you solve this? i tried going in to the suse option of add/remove software and i removed the yahoo lib file. ...??? lost
- 06-10-2004 #4Just Joined!
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Login as root and look for a 0 length .xinitrc file in the home directory. Rename this file, and it should let you back into KDE. I had a similar problem after a piece of software crashed on me.
EDIT: You may have to do this from text Mode.
-Grim
- 05-10-2006 #5Just Joined!
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Hi there. I am not sure, but I think that I read that if you set ymessenger to start when you start one account, it crashes.
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