Did you install something that screwed up the permissions of your $HOME or did you change it? Boot into recovery mode from GRUB menu and at the prompt, do, assuming your log in name is
xx.
Code:
sudo chmod 644 /home/xx/.dmrc
sudo chown xx/home/xx/.dmrc
sudo chmod -R 700 /home/xx
sudo chown -R xx/home/xx
You Reboot and see if you can log in again.
In case if you are getting the
sudo: must be setuid root then check out the next post.
-Mihir Patel
7 comments:
You the man!
Got my system running again....
Hurrah!
I second that. Back in business. Thank you.
Thanks.. this is cool/awesome....
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Nice!
sudo chown xx /home/xx/.dmrc
with a space after the first xx.
Thanks!
Thanks alotttt
:)
Thanks alot its worked in REDHAT AS5
also thanks again
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