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kiru wrote:drwx------ 19 999 999 4096 Jan 2 07:59 /
Yay! That looks like the problem!
Resetting the permissions and ownership should fix it:
# chown root:root / # chmod 755 /
THANK YOU MAN,IT WORKED
chown root:root /
solved my problem
thank you very much
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drcouzelis wrote:kiru wrote:drwx------ 19 999 999 4096 Jan 2 07:59 /
Yay! That looks like the problem!
Resetting the permissions and ownership should fix it:
# chown root:root / # chmod 755 /
kiru wrote:THANK YOU MAN,IT WORKED
chown root:root /
solved my problem
thank you very much
do you know why it occured,check my fstab whether it has any problem during installation fstab was generated wrongly UUID was wrong
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THANK YOU MAN,IT WORKED
chown root:root /
solved my problem
AWWW YEEAHH.
You can "Edit" your first post to change the title to say "[SOLVED] cannot login to newly created user account".
In the future, please be very specific when posting information and responding to questions. People will be able to help you solve problems much faster if you do!
Good luck with Arch Linux!
EDIT: No, I don't know how it happened. I got the idea about how to fix it by searching for your error message on Google (which YOU should be doing...).
Last edited by drcouzelis (2014-01-03 21:02:31)
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH TO ALL GUYS MAINTAINING THIS FORUM
My problem was
i cannot login to my newly created user account when i can login as root
login reappears after a blink after entering the password in the login prompt
i can't also login as
#su - username
the problem was with the permission of / folder
permission of / was like this
drwx------ 19 999 999 4096 Jan 2 07:59 /
changing the ownership by the code
chown root:root /
solved by the problem
why this occured i don't know
MY CHASE BEGINS HERE
ONCE AGAIN THANKS TO ALL GUYS WHO HELPED MEAND ALL OTHER IN THIS FORUM
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kiru wrote:THANK YOU MAN,IT WORKED
chown root:root /
solved my problem
AWWW YEEAHH.
You can "Edit" your first post to change the title to say "[SOLVED] cannot login to newly created user account".
In the future, please be very specific when posting information and responding to questions. People will be able to help you solve problems much faster if you do!
Good luck with Arch Linux!
EDIT: No, I don't know how it happened. I got the idea about how to fix it by searching for your error message on Google (which YOU should be doing...).
do fstab has any relation with file permission of /
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Your issue is solved. I am closing this.
Please take some time to learn how to use the forum markup: you are needlessly quoting your own responses, which makes it very confusing to follow this thread.
Also, learn to use the edit button.
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