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Jason A. Pattie wrote: | I did find pam_kcoda.so and downloaded and installed that tarball. I | set it up according to the example in the README, but it doesn't seem to | have any effect, even when fully connected. I am still logged into the | / directory initially, but then after a clog and successful | authentication and logout, when I log back in, I am able to successfully | use my coda directory as my HOME directory (which I am doing now to | write this e-mail).
The strangest thing happened this morning. I came in to the office, started my laptop (connected), went to a virtual console, logged in as my user, and viola! It worked! It connected directly to my HOME directory via coda. And yet it didn't work yesterday, and I'm pretty sure I had rebooted (but maybe I didn't?). Did I need to restart PAM or something?
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