Re: gdm2 beta 2 won't log me in if I double-click on a user
- From: Dan Hensley <dan hensley att net>
- To: Martin Kasper Petersen <mkp socsci auc dk>
- CC: gnome-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: gdm2 beta 2 won't log me in if I double-click on a user
- Date: Wed, 22 Sep 1999 22:41:35 -0600
Martin Kasper Petersen wrote:
> >>>>> "Dan" == Dan Hensley <dan.hensley@att.net> writes:
>
> Dan> 2) gdm2 hangs if the login fails more than once
>
> I can't reproduce this. Are you using PAM?
Yes, I'm using PAM (RH 5.1). I can't reproduce it now either, so I'd say not
to worry about it until I can figure out if I can reproduce it, and if so,
how. By the way, I downloaded and installed beta3, and it looks like several
things are fixed. However, I did run into some other problems:
1) Some of the applications started by the Init script do not get killed,
even with KillInitClients=1. In particular, I did xflame -root &, and after I
log in it's still going at the bottom of my screen. Maybe it's because I did
-root? I'll try without next to see if that does anything different.
2) I found a way for the password to appear in clear text. Try this:
* Double-click on a user name
* Enter an incorrect password and hit <CR>
* Double-click on a new user name
* Notice that the login text looks funny: i.e. displays something like
Login:
UPassword:
* Type in the password. It appears in clear text, not *'s. Note that if you
enter the correct password it will log in as usual.
Other than that, the bugs I noticed that were fixed are that I can now log in
as root if I allow it in gdm.conf, and double-clicking on a username works
correctly.
> Dan> Have you found the problem others have been reporting about
> Dan> processes in the Init scripts being started twice?
>
> Nope. Can't reproduce this one either.
I checked my system, and it looks like only one instance of each application
is starting.
I have a question: Is it possible to resize the gdmlogin window? I don't
have that many users on my system, and if I could just make it a little
longer, they'd all fit into the box without the need to use the scrollbar. If
not, would it be possible to add that as options in gdm.conf? I envision
being able to set the size in pixels, and if the entries aren't there or are
0, then do whatever's being done now (percentage of screen???).
Thanks!
Dan
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