Got it...kind of...
I know this isn't the correct way, but it works...I am all ears if
someone can tell me the "proper" way, or if their is an equivalent to
gksudo...
Anyway, I opened the terminal, became root, and opened gedit, then
edited the /etc/gdm/custom.conf file to disable the auto login, then
rebooted.
All kinds of errors spit out on the terminal when I open gedit that way,
but its the only way I know how to do it (for now).
-Alan
On 4/21/2014 2:44 PM, Alan Smith wrote:
Hi All,
I am trying to customize a new v2 appliance (set ssh port, valid
users, tcpwrappers, etc), but the appliance logs right back in as the
regular user as soon as I log out.
How can I either a) log in as root or b) edit config files with a gui
editor? I am a windows convert, so no vi please!
I'm still learning linux (slllooowwwly), but the distro I use for my
main machine has something called "gksudo"...is their an equivalent in
Centos 6.4?
Thanks,
-Alan
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