>> As a normal user, you don't have permission to shut down. You have to
>> reconfigure whatever session manager you're using (kdm, gdm, wdm, xdm)
>> and edit the appropriate config file to allow normal users (or at least
>> you) to shut down. Figure out which session manager you're using and let
>> us know ("ps ax | grep [d]m" should give you a good clue), and then we
>> can probably be more specific as to what needs to be changed in what file.That would be appreciated, also from my side. I found it a bit strange yesterday, when I reinstalled debian on a laptop, that I couldn´t login as root graphically, and also that as a normal user I can´t shutdown or reboot graphically or in text. Only via su. Also, how can one get out of the whole x system under Debian? To get back into text mode? I also haven´t found a method of booting into text. Regards, Hakim. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
