I have created an .xession (tried .xinitrc as well) for a user in their home
dir. The syntax is correct #!/bin/sh followed by xterm & on another line.
The file is executable and owned by that user. But when I startx as that
user an xterm does not load. I did not have this prob with RH73 or earlier.
2003 08:34, Dan G wrote:
> I have created an .xession (tried .xinitrc as well) for a user in their
> home dir. The syntax is correct #!/bin/sh followed by xterm & on another
> line. The file is executable and owned by that user. But when I startx as
> that user an xterm does not load.
I understand that a shel like /bin/bash is interactive since it provides
login and command execution for the user. What happens if you set a user's
login shell to a non-interactive shell like /bin/sh. Does this allow script
execution and login but no command execution?
What is the best way to start a different WM like Fluxbox in Redhat 8? Would
I run an exec fluxbox in .Xclients or .Xclients-default? Same with auto
starting apps like an xterm on X startup? RH8 does not use .xsession.
Thanks,
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> I run an exec fluxbox in .Xclients or .Xclients-default? Same with auto
> starting apps lik
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Dan :-)
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> Jesse..this works f
For Redhat 8 where (what file) is the display manager configured for X
startup (i.e. TWM vs GDM vs KDM)?
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Dan
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Can anyone point me to a working set of RPMS for KDE 3.1 for Redhat 8
please?
Thanks,
Dan
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I noticed there is no documentation info for Squid in the Redhat 8 Doc
CD. Has this been replced with Privoxy now for Web caching and
filtering?
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Has anyone seen this behavior with RH8?
If I set /etc/sysconfig/desktop to DESKTOP="XDM".
Then in my .Xclients-default set exec /usr/X11R6/bin/twm.
Then when I set the runlevel for 5 in inittab and boot the system, the
system does not use XDM as the display manager on boot. Has Redhat
hacked this i
Can someone tell me if any special config is required to allow anonymous
ftp through an NIS domain? Where in the setup of NIS can I allow access
for specific services like anonymous ftp to get in?
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I notice that under my Redhat 8 box's /etc/xinetd.d/ dir there is no
service file for sshd. Is there no hosts control for sshd using tcp
wrappers in Redhat 8? Is host access only controlled in
/etc/ssh/sshd_config now?
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Does anyone know how to get around the quota probs with Redhat 8. I am
using the latest Redhat kernel unmodified. I have set usrquota and
grpquota in /etc/fstab and when I try quotacheck -avug after remounting
the FS, I get "cannot get quota filename for /dev/hda2" which is / in
this case. Never h
Hi people. I have added a local user say spammy into
/etc/vsftpd.ftpusers plaintext with no other characters. When I ftp into
the server with this user account it allows the login which it should
not. Is there a specific syntax I am missing here? Any help is
appreciated.
How can I restrict which users have SSH access to a server? I did not
see any settings in sshd_config. Does this have to be done with Pam? If
so what files/settings are used?
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Dan
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file.
Also, cat /etc/xinetd.d/vsftpd and make sure disable is no. Make sure
your not really running wu-ftpd.
-eric wood
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NO in your conf file.
Also, cat /etc/xinetd.d/vsftpd and make sure disable is no. Make sure
your not really running wu-ftpd.
-eric wood
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> Does anyone know how to get around the quo
8 package.
Dan
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there.
Dan :-)
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On Sat, 22 Mar 2003, Dan G wrote:
> Y
Try using software. I have a video switch only and use synergy to share a
wireless keyboard and mouse across my W2K system and Redhat machine on my
network works awesome. Look here http://synergy2.sourceforge.net/ for
info. It's as simple as scrolling across defined screens for mouse and
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