Description of problem: My box is a Intel P4 D945GTP, Nvidia 7200... In my case using either the Default Nvidia driver or using the restricted Nvidia driver, the Citrix 10.6 Client Install worked fine and the client worked perfectly; HOWEVER, the next time that I tried to log into GDM I got an error saying something like "...my X session had lasted less than 10 seconds and would I like to see the error log...". Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 2.6.20-16 kernel How reproducible: Happens every time on fresh system installs Steps to Reproduce: 1. Ran a fresh Fedora 7 format/install/updates 2. Installed the Citrix Client and it worked 3. Logged out of Gnome and then couldn't log back in. Actual results: Completely ruins the system for end users. Same results with latest build of Ubuntu Feisty and Gutsy. Expected results: Additional info: Please see about adding the Citrix Client to the Fedora Repositories. No Citrix Client is a Linux Deal-Breaker for me and most of my clients. -thanks
do you log in and log out within 10 seconds?
Hi Ray, I was paraphrasing the error message about "..X session lasted less than 10 seconds...". Sorry. I wrote it down but left it at home. I can quote it later tonight if needed. It seems to be an X message. To answer your question, the system will not log into GDM even after 10 seconds or after full reboot.
I built a test system today with fresh Fedora 7 install with all updates and the debugging packages installed. I can run some tests in the morning when I get to the office. Is there anything specific that you would like me to test?
If you could set Enable=true in the [debug] section of /etc/gdm/custom.conf, restart, reproduce the problem, and attach /var/log/messages, that would be good.
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