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06-05-2000 07:26 PM
06-05-2000 07:26 PM
Why I can not login on CDE?
Dear friends,
I recently intalled 10.20 (Dec. 1999) version HP-UX on my B3600 system. Everything seems work smootly during installation. When system booted, I login as root on CDE, I got a message window "Unable to initialize or connect to the Desktop messageing system. Check your $HOME/.dt/errorlog for more information". whenever I click OK it go back exit the session. But I can login by changing to Failsafe session.
What's wrong with my installation?
Thanks
John L
I recently intalled 10.20 (Dec. 1999) version HP-UX on my B3600 system. Everything seems work smootly during installation. When system booted, I login as root on CDE, I got a message window "Unable to initialize or connect to the Desktop messageing system. Check your $HOME/.dt/errorlog for more information". whenever I click OK it go back exit the session. But I can login by changing to Failsafe session.
What's wrong with my installation?
Thanks
John L
JohnL
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06-06-2000 03:22 AM
06-06-2000 03:22 AM
Re: Why I can not login on CDE?
Hi John,
You've got a problem with the way you've setup networking on that machine.
Check /etc/hosts is correct (even if you use DNS/NIS). /etc/hosts MUST have the '127.0.0.1 localhost loopback' entry and an entry for this machine. It also must have the short name first. For example :-
14.51.45.62 fred fred.flintstone.com
and not
14.51.45.62 fred.flintstone.com fred
Also, DNS/NIS must resolve the hostname too (assuming your using either of these).
the 'hostname' command must also be the short name.
After that it 'should' work.
Andy
You've got a problem with the way you've setup networking on that machine.
Check /etc/hosts is correct (even if you use DNS/NIS). /etc/hosts MUST have the '127.0.0.1 localhost loopback' entry and an entry for this machine. It also must have the short name first. For example :-
14.51.45.62 fred fred.flintstone.com
and not
14.51.45.62 fred.flintstone.com fred
Also, DNS/NIS must resolve the hostname too (assuming your using either of these).
the 'hostname' command must also be the short name.
After that it 'should' work.
Andy
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06-09-2000 10:10 AM
06-09-2000 10:10 AM
Re: Why I can not login on CDE?
Hi!
1. Confirm your network card is up.
# lanscan
should be able to tell you whether your network adapter is up or not.
2.If you use NIS. Try this entry in /etc/nsswitch.conf. If you don't have it in /etc/ directory, copy from /usr/newconfig/etc/nsswitch.conf and edit hosts entry like the following,
hosts files[NOTFOUND=continue] nis dns
3.Ping to your hostname and confirm that your naming service is working fine.
Regards,
S.Karunanidhi
1. Confirm your network card is up.
# lanscan
should be able to tell you whether your network adapter is up or not.
2.If you use NIS. Try this entry in /etc/nsswitch.conf. If you don't have it in /etc/ directory, copy from /usr/newconfig/etc/nsswitch.conf and edit hosts entry like the following,
hosts files[NOTFOUND=continue] nis dns
3.Ping to your hostname and confirm that your naming service is working fine.
Regards,
S.Karunanidhi
Karunanidhi.S
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06-11-2000 11:58 PM
06-11-2000 11:58 PM
Re: Why I can not login on CDE?
I agree it sounds like networking : check using nslookup on both ip and hostname.
Try re-running set_parms ?
What's in $HOME/.dt/errorlog ? To gather more info : add set -x in .dtprofile and log in again.
Anythining in /var/dt/Xerrors or the syslog.log eg Tooltalk errors ?
Try running the CDE diagnotic : /usr/contrib/bin/X11/dr_dt
Try re-running set_parms
What's in $HOME/.dt/errorlog ? To gather more info : add set -x in .dtprofile and log in again.
Anythining in /var/dt/Xerrors or the syslog.log eg Tooltalk errors ?
Try running the CDE diagnotic : /usr/contrib/bin/X11/dr_dt
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