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I'm getting very long login times (very long from when I input username and password and to when X boots up). First of all the first line after hitting return is "Hostname: unknown host" even though its written in rc.conf and its given at the initial bash username prompt. Second of all, I get
xauth: timeout in locking authority file /home/username/.serverauth.####
xauth: timeout in locking authority file /home/username/.Xauthority
xauth: timeout in locking authority file /home/username/.Xauthority
I have a feeling this might have to do with the way ssh is setup. I regularly ssh -X into this machine from a Mac, and a recent OS X update left X11 kind of broken. Then again, I only changed .sshd settings so I don't see how the two issues are related, just that the original ssh problems I was having were due to X authentication (eventually I changed some setting so that authentication was 'spoofed' and that was fine)
Thanks for any help,
nils
p.s. I had been having trouble before when I setup my login name to always start up X as soon as a user logged in (So runlvl 3 until a username and password was provided, then start up X)--I couldn't get it to not open X at login, no amount of uncommenting the lines in .xsession or .xinit (I forget specifically where I was supposed to go) but It was never really a big problem so I never took care of it.
Last edited by nilsHaus (2008-08-13 03:13:16)
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Is the hostname you specified also in your /etc/hosts file for 127.0.0.1? That sounds like the kind of problem that emerges when it isn't.
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i'll try, thanks.
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