Randy McMurchy wrote:
I did as Andrew Benton suggested and am running Xorg suid root. All users, my wife and I :), can now run X.Robert wrote these words on 04/27/05 22:45 CST:
This is kind of a shot in the dark but does your user have read/write access to /var/log ?
No user, other than root, or some other privileged user you've created should have direct write access to /var/log. Ever.
I've continued reading the HOWTO. In my Mandrake distro, I don't have any local x configuration files in my home directory--.xinitrc, .xsessions, .Xresources, etc. All the global ones are executable scripts. I'll play with those, see what happens and post here.
Thanks for the help.
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