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Re: Once RH9 system boots, auto login is possible, also auto opening
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| Jean-David Beyer 2006-11-24, 7:13 am |
| GS wrote:
> Guys,
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> I am running some scripts from terminal window, sometimes system
> reboots,
Without your asking it to? If so, that is usually a hardware fault.
If you are asking it to reboot, why are you asking it to reboot so often as
to make logging in so burdensome?
> once system boots successfully, Is it possible to do auto
> login?.
I do not know, but I sure hope not. That would be a serious security flaw.
As which user do you want to log in? How would the system know that?
I suppose you could have it start up in run state 1 (single-user mode), but
you probably will not like it.
> also open terminal window automatically, whihc is the right
> file if I want to do auto login and auto opening of terminal, thanks in
> advance.
What file are you talking about?
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> I rreally need this auto login facility since I am doing some testing
> (sometimes I need to reboot the system).
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What are you testing that you need to reboot so much? Are you doing kernel
development?
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