Hey All, I admit upfront that I'm out of my depth here... We've got a small office network running with some Gentoo, some Windows and one lone Mac running and wanted to upgrade our storage space. So the powers that be got us a SnapServer 1100. For the Mac and the Windows machines it's absolutely great... but any attempt to move the /home folders of our Gentoo boxes results in not being able to log into Gnome. The Gnome behavior is to accept the user and password, blink (like a resolution change) pop up the cursor then blink again and go back to the log on box. no errors or anything. The .gnomerc-errors file says:
** (gnome-session:1436): WARNING **: Unable to lock ICE authority file: /home/testuser/.ICEauthority I can log in fine using any text console or ssh. Per the forums and a similar error I tried adding nolock to my fstab for the /home mount. I've also made sure that NFS 3 is compiled into the kernel and that nfsmount is running (the Snap claims to run an RFC compliant NFS 3.0 server). Can anyone offer any advice? Thanks! Matt Neimeyer -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
