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Ever since I've upgraded to XFCE 4.10, my action buttons stopped working and I have some weird cd/dvd mount permissions problems. All my action buttons are greyed out and I can't use them except Log out. In previous XFCE version, all I needed to do is add this following line to ~/.xinitrc exec ck-launch-session dbus-launch startxfce4 and it all worked for restart/shutdown. Also when I insert cd or dvd the icon on desktop appears but when I click on it it says this following message; Failed to mount, Not authorized to perform operation.
Thanks headkase, this fixed the problem.
I've added the following to ~/.xinitrc
exec startxfce4
Now everything works as expected.
Last edited by TuxLyn (2012-05-12 05:11:03)
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Let me guess -- you are staring your session with Slim. Right?
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If you are using SLiM, remove just "ck-launch-session" from your exec line. ConsoleKit is now integrated in SLiM so it needs to be removed from the launch line. You'll know it is the issue if "ck-list-sessions" shows more than one session.
Also, "dbus-launch" is redundant as well. "startxfce4" does that among other things for loading your session.
So, if you are using SLiM, your entire exec line could just read: "exec startxfce4" and you should be fine.
Last edited by headkase (2012-05-12 01:13:20)
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If you are using SLiM, remove just "ck-launch-session" from your exec line. ConsoleKit is now integrated in SLiM so it needs to be removed from the launch line. You'll know it is the issue if "ck-list-sessions" shows more than one session.
Ah, gee !! You spoiled my fun
I wanted to see if there had been a search, and whether any of the half dozen threads started in the last week had been seen.
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Ah, gee !! You spoiled my fun
I wanted to see if there had been a search, and whether any of the half dozen threads started in the last week had been seen.
Heh, sorry, I guess..
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Wow thank you guys for quick reply.
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Was that it and is it now fixed? If so, edit your first post in this thread and add "[Solved]" to the beginning of the title!
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If you are using SLiM, remove just "ck-launch-session" from your exec line. ConsoleKit is now integrated in SLiM so it needs to be removed from the launch line. You'll know it is the issue if "ck-list-sessions" shows more than one session.
Also, "dbus-launch" is redundant as well. "startxfce4" does that among other things for loading your session.
So, if you are using SLiM, your entire exec line could just read: "exec startxfce4" and you should be fine.
I had the same problem.. Now I just removed "ck-launch-session" from my ~/.xinitrc and this fixed my problem too! Thank you!
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