Description of problem: Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: every login Steps to Reproduce: 1. turn on computer and log in. Actual results: Error message: console-kit-daemon dead but pid file exists Expected results: ConsoleKit started. Additional info: This is reported in the Server Configuration (services). Have searched google and come up with nothing. Updated to kernel-devel.x86_64 0:2.6.23.1-21.fc7. Started and stopped the service. No positive results.
Are you running SELinux in enforcing mode? If so, please try with permissive mode and see if you can reproduce. Thanks.
Thanks for the reply. SELinux is disabled. Not sure if this is related, but am getting a error upon login. I don't have it verbatim right now, but it says something like: Marc.dmrcs being ignored. Permissions should be set to 644. No other users are allowed to write to this file (or directory). Not sre if this has anything to do with it. I logged in as root and changed ownership to Marc. Logged out and logged in as Marc. Then chmod to 644. No positive results. If this is not related, please discard and I'll address it separately.
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