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Yesterday I did a fresh install, and somehow my regular user didn't have writing permissions to /tmp, so I couldn't log in to X. Also, some packages now complain that the permission level of /tmp and the package's are different. Now I can't start nm-applet because of
** (nm-applet:8154): WARNING **: <WARN> nma_dbus_init(): could not acquire its service. dbus_bus_acquire_service() says: 'Connection ":1.14" is not allowed to own the service "org.freedesktop.NetworkManagerInfo" due to security policies in the configuration file'
I did a straightforward install, like I always do. What the hell went wrong this time?
I really need Linux running urgently, I have some programming projects to work on, and I can't afford wasting so much time getting this thing running everytime I install Arch I have to spend a couple of hours installing everything I need, and running after eyecandy of course
Last edited by raul_nds (2008-03-04 13:18:43)
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For the tmp issues you should "chmod 1777 /tmp"
For the network-manager problem, add yourself to the network group.
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These are the right /tmp permissions:
ls -l -d /tmp
drwxrwxrwt ... /tmp
Compare them to yours, if they differ you need to chmod 1777 like said, and maybe you need to add the 't' too:
chmod 1777 /tmp
chmod +t /tmp
edit: sorry for repeating what is said before, also that 't' isn't needed extra, I just learned the 1 in 1777 takes care of that...
Last edited by ibendiben (2008-03-04 16:52:00)
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Perfect fixes! Thanks guys
Now I only have to repair my sound, that never failed in other installations. At least installing Arch never gets boring
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