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<0> something wrong with my sshd
<0> sshd_config: P***wordAuthentication no
<0> yet it's letting me log in with p***words
<1> have you restarted it?
<0> yep
<2> oh gay.... i've gotta go visit a server
<0> it still lets me in )c:
<0> stupid usePAM directive
<3> stupid usepam directive? More like dupid usePAM stirective, am I correct?
<2> hehe
<4> What should I do If I keep getting a bogus "Screen0 already has a window manager" warning even after rebooting the machine? Gnome seems hell bent on ***uming I'm running a window manager when I'm clearly not.
<4> Is there like some kind of /tmp file screw up I can fix?
<4> any one ever have an issue like this where gnome-session refuses to start?
<0> hmph
<0> I seem to have locked myself out of a machine
<0> oh wait, some intelligant chap left a ssh connected to it (c:
<1> Freman: time to talk to him! :)
<0> it was me
<0> I was monitoring the box to make sure it didn't ide break again
<0> I had a top and a log tail running (c:
<0> don't use "MaxAuthTries 1" when keyed sshing... it needs to be 2
<4> Gnome-Message: gnome_execute_async_with_env_fds: returning -1 <-- What does this mean?
<3> A snowboard.
<4> Details: serial 547 error_code 8 request_code 72 minor_code 0 Where would this type of error be comming from?
<4> Some one help me out. When trying to connect a client to a Xwindow server hosted on a winxp box I get messages indicating another window manager is already on a given display. I clearly do not have another window manager. What does this mean?
<5> uuhhh
<5> brain not work
<4> where on earth would my system be keeping information such as weather or not an actual WM is running already.
<5> i havent even tried to run x on my box yet
<4> ok. If Ive concluded I want to re emerge X such that all its tmp files all its configuration files are going to be reset such that it will install like brand new what command can I use?
<4> same with gnome.
<4> If my config for gnome is borked how do I make it all like brand new with out reinstalling gentoo?
<5> werlll
<4> whats that?
<5> there might be some default config files hangin out under /etc
<4> no its really screwed up beyong the etc directory
<4> I'm thinking /var and /tmp must be ****ed up
<5> /tmp doesnt matter
<4> well some kind of screwed up stateful information must be hanging around since I'm clearly not running another Window MAnager
<4> vo359@punk*** ~ $ gnome-session &
<4> [1] 7193
<4> vo359@punk*** ~ $ SESSION_MANAGER=local/punk***.crc32.dyndns.org:/tmp/.ICE-unix/7193
<4> Gnome-Message: gnome_execute_async_with_env_fds: returning -1
<4> The program 'gnome-session' received an X Window System error.
<4> This probably reflects a bug in the program.
<4> The error was 'BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)'.
<4> (Details: serial 528 error_code 8 request_code 72 minor_code 0)
<4> (Note to programmers: normally, X errors are reported asynchronously;
<4> that is, you will receive the error a while after causing it.
<4> it all worked before. then poof
<5> just stopped working?
<4> its now convinced I have another Window Manager
<4> yup.
<4> tried to connect from differen't machines
<4> cleaned out the .Xauth files
<4> cleaned out the /tmp
<4> rebooted about a billion times
<4> so far gnome is the only app that refuses to start
<4> KDE complains that another WM is around but starts up anyways
<4> What could possibly be wrong with gnome
<4> and how would I have any idea what thes OP codes mean?
<4> When it says gnome-session recieved an error from X window is it saying my server here on my XP box is returning that error or is this comming from the client side?
<5> is there some sort of lock file that is written?
<4> yea thats what I'd like to know.
<4> where would I search for that?
<4> thats what this feels like
<5> that error is coming from the server, not gnome
<5> hail traumahound
<6> teh?!?!
<4> I don't get it. I have servers on several machines how can they all be broken at the same time.
<6> this box is driving me nuts.
<5> ive got a ghost of a problem too
<4> Do lock files hide some where else other then /tmp
<5> somewhat randomly, openssl fires up and munches down on one of my procs
<5> and doesnt stop till i kill it
<6> nice.
<6> heh.
<5> yup
<4> what are .Xauth files for?
<5> i dont use openssl for anything
<4> whats the command line for opennssl when it starts munching?
<5> werll i dont know
<5> just see the process running
<4> from "top"?
<5> yeah
<4> no ssh server or apache?
<5> i use ssh regulary
<5> sp
<5> apache is installed, but ive never fired it up
<4> next time it happens try "ps -ef | grep openssl" it would be nice to see what process started it.
<4> it almost sounds like its generating a key or some thing
<4> out of the blue
<5> good idea
<4> and prey its not just being handed over to ini
<4> init
<5> thinkin about just unmerging it
<4> oh yea use ps -eft to get a tree view
<4> well I guess I'll restore an old backup of /etc and see if anything good comes of it
<5> for some reason i was thinking openssl was a dep of samba
<6> check it for deps
<5> yay for backups
<4> yea too bad I didn't have one for the entire partition
<5> i made on the other night. need to swap out the tape i keep at work
<4> I wish I had a tape drive. All I got is tar bzip2 and a DVD burner
<5> ive got a dds3 drive
<6> tape drives are a pain in the ***.
<5> yeah traumahound, they're not the best by any means
<5> but mine hold 12gb uncompressed
<5> last backup i did was ~8gb
<7> I hate tape
<6> not enough space to back me up.
<5> took something like 90 minutes
<7> unreliable crap
<7> unless you spend a few thousand
<6> even then.
<5> bad experience Agios?
<7> yep, although I never lost any important data.
<7> you don't discover how bad it is until you try to restore
<5> yeah
<6> i want raid 5.
<5> i havent had to do that yet
<7> raid 5 is what I did but it's not a backup
<6> but no damn way i'm putting that in a single case.
<5> i use raid5 also, and agios is correct. raid is not a backup
<7> can't recover from user error and no off site capabilities
<5> it is fault tolerance
<6> i use another hard drive for backups.
<7> yes, it's great for hardware failures
<5> ive got two raid5 arrays in the gentoo box
<6> nice.
<5> its got mp3s, backup copy of my docs & pics
<4> pics? ;)
<6> hehe...
<4> did some one say pics?
<5> oh and the pr0n
<6> hehe.
<5> 54gb of pr0n currently
<4> well I guess its kde for me then. This ****s. And my OCD dicates that I should really find out what broke gnome-session.
<5> been meaning to move /home over to the other array
<4> at least when I when connecting from a remote server
<5> its been sitting there unused
<5> only 25gb
<4> I'm like the only one I know that has all my eggs in one basket. Namely /dev/hda2
<6> hehe... emerge -pv pr0nview
<5> now, in my dvd box i've got 3 120gb drives striped
<5> but nothing important is going onto those. so whatever. it's fast
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