Hi, try just moving it to something else then logging in again.
Code:mv ~/.ICEauthority ~/.ICEauthority.bak
Hi, try just moving it to something else then logging in again.
Code:mv ~/.ICEauthority ~/.ICEauthority.bak
Nothing.
As soon as I logged back in and checked:
Code:matthew@Voyager:~$ ls -l ICE* -rw-r--r-- 1 matthew matthew 3864 2009-11-01 01:15 .ICEauthority.bak
Try making sure your whole home directory belongs to your user.
Ah excellent, that's one thing I didn't check.
Thanks!
This happened to me when I (1) installed Karmic with the option "encrypt home folder", then (2) tried to change my password on my default account. This failed, but I could still log in with my original password. Then (3) I added some new software packages, including packages from the KDE.
Now when I log in, all I see in my /home/me folder is a filed called something like Access-Your-Encrypted.Data.desktop. I need the passphrase created during encryption, but of course that is stored in my /home/me/ecryptfs directory. I really did mean to write that down eventually.
A French forum suggested booting up without logging in, creating a new admin user (sudo adduser marcelmarceau admin), then logging in under that new account.
From there, install KDM, which the Frenchies said would provide the .ICEauthority file and voila! I am going to try that. Let you know.
The solution for me was to make sure the home folder belonged to the user. I've written up that and other possible solutions.
I had the same issue I changed ownership of the entire home folder to the user. Just changing ownership of the file didn't work for me.
Is there a way that we can get rid of the threads that didn't solve this problem. This is the only one that looks like it worked. I used it and my box is running great now. I tried the stuff on the other threads and they didn't work.
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