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Dear Arch community,
I have just installed xfce4. To make it perfect, I've installed slim and added it to the daemons. It works flawlessly...unfortunately I am not able to login. It does not seem to recognize my user name and/or password. After going back to the prompt (strg+alt+F5), I am able to login. Also: If I log in and try to go back with srtg+alt+F7 I am stuck at the login screen again.
The problem:
Slim is not able to access user and password - How do I get it to do so?
On the other hand...from my point of view it could be anything.
Any help is very appreciated.
Last edited by 3xp10r3r|X13 (2012-08-26 18:05:14)
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I'll wager one credit that it is your ~/.xinitrc file's fault.
Can please post your ~/.xinitrc file ?
If you need to do that from the command line, you might want to look at wgetpaste.
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all I've got in it is:
exec xfce4-session
I guess that is a bit too less.
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Maybe you could try with
exec startxfce4 --with-ck-launch
Cheers
domac [ git ]
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all I've got in it is:
exec xfce4-session
I guess that is a bit too less.
Actually according to the wiki it should be just
exec startxfce4
when using slim. Have you made your .xinitrc executable?
chmod +x ~/.xinitrc
Last edited by bgc1954 (2012-08-26 16:18:53)
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Finally - THANK YOU SO MUCH
I had the wrong .xinitrc file and it wasn't executable.
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Glad it worked. Please mark your post as [SOLVED] by editing the first post.
Last edited by bgc1954 (2012-08-26 16:39:20)
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