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folks... i have this strange problem. I was just checking whether we can make the tcsh shell as the default shell (by editing the /etc/passwd). i changed the file, made ...
- 04-22-2008 #1Just Joined!
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xsession for the user is disabled
folks... i have this strange problem. I was just checking whether we can make the tcsh shell as the default shell (by editing the /etc/passwd). i changed the file, made the shell entry as /bin/tcsh and logged out. When i logged in again, and opened the terminal, it was tcsh. I again edited the /etc/passwd and made the shell entry /bin/bash (the old one) and logged out. When i tried to login with the same user , it gave me the error
XSession: login for Kamran is disabled
Your Session lasted less than 10 mins. There may be some problem with installation ot disk space. Check ~/.xsession-errors for details.
Can any one tell?
- 04-22-2008 #2Blackfooted Penguin
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Login to the terminal and look at ~/.xsession-errors using and see if it provides any clues about whats wrong.
- 04-23-2008 #3Just Joined!
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that file is simply blank.Can any one tell.. i am stuck in it for 5 days!!!!!!!!!
- 04-25-2008 #4Just Joined!
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Are you running low on disk space?
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