Thanks Peck! THat wold be excellent if you could check on that for me. --- "M. Peck Dickens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Saturday 09 March 2002 15:50, you wrote to me: > > > Hopefully someone can shed some light on what is going on here. > > A few years ago I has something similar happen to me on an RS/6000 > running > AIX R4.5. As I recall, (Not necessarily the same in Linux), there were > some > entries in the configuration/boot scripts that were automoronically > inserted > into some of the AIX configuration/boot scripts by the scripts that > controlled the remote X session... I had customized the machine before > I did > the remote X thing. When the scripts that control the remote X session > ran, > the machine configuration was hoarked (Beyond anything resembeling > something > I would want to recover) by the entries that were inserted by the > remote X > session scripts. > > I've got to go into work today for a few minutes... While I'm there > I'll look > for the log book to the machine that got hoarked by the remote x > session. > It's been 3-1/2 years or so, but the log book should be there even > though we > traded the machine about a year ago: We never throw log books out...
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