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#1 2009-01-16 08:16:37
- lardon
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Fascist GDM behavior
When trying to log in as root, GDM says "it is forbidden to log in as root from this screen". I don't recall setting up such a policy, and I believe I should be the one deciding what's forbidden and what's allowed on my computer 
So would anyone know how to change this? I looked briefly in the GDM configuration files, but couldn't find anything related.
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#2 2009-01-16 08:35:58
- Negher
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Re: Fascist GDM behavior
There's an option in the GDM setup utility that says "Allow local system administrator login" in the "Security" tab.
I think this is the option you're looking for.
I believe the option is disabled by default since some GNOME releases, before it was possibile to log in as root.
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#4 2009-01-16 11:39:37
- fukawi2
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Re: Fascist GDM behavior
System > Adminsitration > Login Window > Security > "Allow local system administrator to login"
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