[SOLVED] /usr/bin/xauth: creating new authority file /home/username/.Xauthority
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Also, I notice when I SSH in, after i type my password and hit enter, there is a 5 second pause before i get to the login prompt, where none of my other servers do that. I definitely think i did something wrong during the install :-(
Another thing I noticed comparing the anaconda file from two servers, is that the one that logs me in instantly has the following line, while the one I just loaded with the delay does not have this line
anyone have any thoughts as to what might be causing that delay upon submitting the password? if not, i might just reload the server, see if that fixes it.
Well since this was a brand new server, I just reloaded it from scratch. If I recall correctly based on rereading the posts, since I wanted command line interface only, I probably didn't install the x window stuff the 2nd time around, but can't remember 100 percent
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