Making autologin whit out KDE

little_ball · 03-18-2004, 06:45 PM

I decide to delete KDE packages from my slack box, and decide to make xfce my default window manager, well the case is, because i delete KDE i don't have auto-login anymore and i want to boot up and log in xfce whit out being ask for and user and an password. there's a way i could make my own user to boot up in xfce whit out being ask for user and password just like you make the auto-login stuff in kde control center.

Magick211 · 03-18-2004, 07:27 PM

Bump for a slack girl

little_ball · 03-19-2004, 09:57 AM

come on, I'm not an lazy slack girl

well, sometimes we all are a little slackly i don't know why Patrick call is work slack maybe he was a little lazy? whatever, do i have to put work-ware_girl???? for all the slackers around here, bump for you.

quiting funnies stuff, i want to make xfce to boot up whit out being ask for an user and password. in KDE is possible to make auto login, in xfce i don't see any options. any tips?

Piratero · 03-19-2004, 10:50 AM

hispanic? where are you from? :P

little_ball · 03-19-2004, 02:30 PM

Mexico Piratero and you?

failure_man · 03-19-2004, 02:41 PM

I believe XDM has some sort of an auto-login feature that you could use. I'm not 100% sure though since I don't normally use XDM and I'm not at Linux box at the moment.

Anyone familiar with XDM?

Magick211 · 03-19-2004, 06:19 PM

Quote:

come on, I'm not an lazy slack girl well, sometimes we all are a little slackly i don't know why Patrick call is work slack maybe he was a little lazy? whatever, do i have to put work-ware_girl???? for all the slackers around here, bump for you.

quiting funnies stuff, i want to make xfce to boot up whit out being ask for an user and password. in KDE is possible to make auto login, in xfce i don't see any options. any tips?

The name slackware comes from "church of the subgenious"

Piratero · 03-20-2004, 12:33 PM

Mexico, too... what part of Mexico? I'm from Durango.

a001 · 03-30-2004, 03:21 PM

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Originally posted by Piratero
Mexico, too... what part of Mexico? I'm from Durango.

Ella es del pais de los peluchitos. No es de durango

i from ¡Tabasco!

Trustix and slack rulz =)

r_jensen11 · 03-30-2004, 04:31 PM

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Originally posted by failure_man
I believe XDM has some sort of an auto-login feature that you could use. I'm not 100% sure though since I don't normally use XDM and I'm not at Linux box at the moment.

Anyone familiar with XDM?

I believe that XDM is very similar to GDM, if you look at the config files. I would go to /etc/X11/xdm/Xsessions and just scroll through that file. Look for a line that says something about first login or passwordless logins, and edit the files around the line. I use GDM, and I can have it do an auto login, but I'm struggling right now to get passwordless to work. If you figure out how, think you could let me know somehow?

terosaur · 03-30-2004, 05:03 PM

or just type gdmsetup in X.

little_ball · 03-30-2004, 06:37 PM

Hi, i have tried to modify the Xsession file, which is really empty

so i can't modify it. the command line gdmsetup didn't work, it just say command not found.

I tried to search for xfce4 executable, and put it in rc.4 the file that boot up the X sessions, but xfce doesn't have any executable at least i don,t find it. even looking to the xinitrc.xfce4 file says the command line to boot up whit it. it just says try out putting xfce4 but when i put it it says command not found. well, ok i don,t have auto-login whit out kde, but they have to be a way to make password less login in some file. or something.

ohhh and i didn't know the name slackware came from a church, patrick is very religous? i thought that slack came because he was lazy

r_jensen11 · 03-30-2004, 08:10 PM

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Originally posted by little_ball
Hi, i have tried to modify the Xsession file, which is really empty so i can't modify it. the command line gdmsetup didn't work, it just say command not found.

I tried to search for xfce4 executable, and put it in rc.4 the file that boot up the X sessions, but xfce doesn't have any executable at least i don,t find it. even looking to the xinitrc.xfce4 file says the command line to boot up whit it. it just says try out putting xfce4 but when i put it it says command not found. well, ok i don,t have auto-login whit out kde, but they have to be a way to make password less login in some file. or something.

ohhh and i didn't know the name slackware came from a church, patrick is very religous? i thought that slack came because he was lazy

I would not put xinitrc.xfce4 in rc.4, that's just asking for trouble, if you ask me, especially since it wouldn't load a user. I'm actually curious as to seeing what happens of if you DO put the command for startxfce4 in, but I'd rather not, since my box works as it is now. If you'd really like, you could install Gnome and use GDM.

little_ball · 04-01-2004, 11:49 AM

well i have put in rc.4 the xfce4 daemons i saw running in xfce, one call xfce4-panel, didn,t work, another call xfce4, either work. it just load slack and in the part where it supposed to login to X interface it just give me and error message of xfce panel, and don,t load nothing. so i just type ctrl-alt-f6 that put you in the login prompt and enter whit my user and password, put starx and xfce loads well, but it doesn,t load or have auto login like kde

weird stuff uhhhhh