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On Sat, October 8, 2005 1:20 am, Matthias Langer said: |
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> Matthias Langer wrote: |
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>> I've two questions about gdm (I use version 2.8.0.3): |
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>> 1.) Recently I recognized that I get the following error message when |
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>> logging in via gdm: |
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>> "The configuration file contains |
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>> an invalid command line for the |
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>> login dialog, so using the default |
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>> command. Please fix your |
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>> configuration." |
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>> Because of the fact that I'm normally logged in automatically by gdm, |
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>> I can't say which upgrade led to this |
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>> problem, but at least I've never edited any of gdms config files |
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>> myself. Maybe someone can tell me which file |
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>> is responsible for this mess, and maybe how to fix that ... |
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I had that problem too, I jusy went into the gdm confog dialog and fiddled |
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about, cannot remember what I changed , but it fixed it. |
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>> 2.) Is there a way to force gdm to use a user defined screen |
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>> resolution without messing around with xorg.conf ? |
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If you are like me you use something in gnome to set the screen res, but |
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that has no effect in gdm? I get the same, dunno how to fix it other than |
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going into xorg.conf |
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>> Thanks, Matthias |
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> This is just a repost ... |
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