Le mar 10/08/2004 à 17:57, George a écrit : > On Fri, Aug 06, 2004 at 08:00:11PM +0200, areversat wrote: > > Hi I've got a weird problem with gdm : it doesn't ask me if i want to > > keep the session as default session when I don't use my usual desktop > > manager... So I4d like to know > > 1) if you would know the cause of this > > 2) where the default session is stored (the one started when calling > > /etc/gdm/Xsession default > > Which version of gdm? Which distro? it's gdm GDM 2.6.0.3 on a debian SID (gdm comes from the debian package) > > The default version for gdm is whatever is in your .dmrc file. If it doesn't > ask you it's probably because it doesn't find your home directory safe to > write (permissions wrong on your home dir or on ~/.dmrc, wrong file owner > or some such) It should complain to syslog (/var/log/messages) about what > went wrong. I don't see anything in /var/log/messages concerning gdm... And permissions seem reight (even though i don't have ~/.dmrc anymore because i removed it trying to get gdm to resume normal operations but it didn't recreate the file...) > > It won't start Xsession with 'default' arg unless the default session is > named 'default'. That's the one that gets called when I choose "last session" (I put gdm logging on and saw that) > > Though this all depends on which version of gdm you are running. Older > versions worked differently. > > George Thanks for your reply Antoine Reversat -- Pour trouver les limites du possible il faut tenter l'impossible.
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