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I installed gnome-keyring following the guide
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GN … ay_manager
I did it via the PAM method without Window Manager.
I edited pam.d/login as per the guide, then rebooted.
Now Im not able to login either as user or root, saying Permission Denied.
Any ideas here? Or did I toast my arch?
Last edited by nicolassilvar (2020-07-29 15:40:17)
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You mean console login, yes?
Reboot to recovery mode, or append 'init=/bin/bash' (without quotes) to your kernel command line. Undo what you did. Can you log in again?
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How do I boot recovery mode? Using a USB arch bootable?
My regular install does not have a recovery mode.
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In my GNU Grub menu I have
* Arch Linux
** Advanced options for Arch Linux
Adanced options for Arch Linux
* Arch Linux with Linux Linux
** Arch Linux with fallback initramfs
I can 'e' edit the commands before booting.
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Via the usb live arch, I rolled back the changes of the /etc/pam.d/login, and back inside
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