[kde-solaris] KDE 3.1 crash on user startup - OK as root
Paul Hands
kde-solaris@mail.kde.org
Tue Mar 11 17:42:08 2003
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Hi,
I've got to the stage where I can login to KDE with no problems as
root. Logging in as myself crashes during the startup phase with a
sigsegv (Sig11). I've tried the permissions in /tmp on .ICE-unix, but I
find that each time I log out as root (or maybe attempt to log in as
me), the permissions get set back to what they were before.
Annoyingly, at one point, I could log in as me, but that was without
having a /etc/resolv.conf file because the domian names are different
between NIS and DNS. I put the file back and now can longer get in as
me, even though I've removed it again.
Any ideas?
Paul
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Hi,<BR>
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I've got to the stage where I can login to KDE with no problems as root. Logging in as myself crashes during the startup phase with a sigsegv (Sig11). I've tried the permissions in /tmp on .ICE-unix, but I find that each time I log out as root (or maybe attempt to log in as me), the permissions get set back to what they were before.<BR>
<BR>
Annoyingly, at one point, I could log in as me, but that was without having a /etc/resolv.conf file because the domian names are different between NIS and DNS. I put the file back and now can longer get in as me, even though I've removed it again.<BR>
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Any ideas?<BR>
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Paul
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