the file was .bck , so i executed 'rm -rf .config && mv .config.bck .config'
first. Then this command "$ mv .config/gnome-session
.config/gnome-session.bck" was showing error that particular folder does not
exist. So, after reading the old comments carefully, i understood that
i first renamed .config to .config.bck.
then logging in automatically created a new .config
so you would have wanted me to first executed 'rm -rf .config && mv
.config.bck .config' and then to create a new .config folder and shifted
files from .config.bck to .config graphically. i was able to log in everytime
after all files were shifted..
I may have misunderstood the instructions, so please comment.
Also, i am attaching a new log file.the old one was from the guest user id.
Also want to thank you for answering with a lot of patience details, the tab
function is of great help.
Lastly, as this operation is taking a lot of our time, would you recommend i
just redo the configuration settings on the old user or create a new user .
Is there any fundamental problem which could reoccur in future if i do not
find the fault file ?
