Krishna Murphy a écrit :
I tried the line:
DISABLE_ACCESS_CONTROL = Y
on my system, and it made the other screens inaccessible (e.g. Ctrl-Alt-F2
doesn't work.) It seems like that might be the intended behavior, however
I also found that Firefox and Gnome terminal were no longer workable.
-Krishna
I removed it, but nothing changes. Anyway it used to work with this line
and LTSP 4.1.
On Sun, 28 May 2006, Krishna Murphy wrote:
Denis-
Mine shows the same thing with ltsp4.2, every time I reboot or restart the
dhcp3 daemon. I think it's normal, correct behaviour.
-Krishna
OK, so the problem is somewhere else...
Thanks for your help
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