SaintDanBert
July 6th, 2010, 12:35 AM
I have a user=XXXX with $HOME=/home/XXXX.
I create a new user=NNNN with $HOME=/home/NNNN.
If I do the following:
sudo -i
cd /home
mv XXXX TTTT
mv NNNN XXXX
mv TTTT NNNN
I expect that user=XXXX will login and see a fresh, default desktop.
I expect that user=NNNN will see whatever XXXX used to see.
If user=XXXX has gnome-panel troubles before I do this, I expect that
user=NNNN will now have those troubles. Instead, the troubles follow
the username ... user=XXXX still has troubles even on the default desktop.
QUESTION: Does anyone have any ideas what is going on and how to fix things?
QUESTION: What could poison a "username" outside of the original contents of /home/username?
Stumped,
~~~ 0;-Dan
I create a new user=NNNN with $HOME=/home/NNNN.
If I do the following:
sudo -i
cd /home
mv XXXX TTTT
mv NNNN XXXX
mv TTTT NNNN
I expect that user=XXXX will login and see a fresh, default desktop.
I expect that user=NNNN will see whatever XXXX used to see.
If user=XXXX has gnome-panel troubles before I do this, I expect that
user=NNNN will now have those troubles. Instead, the troubles follow
the username ... user=XXXX still has troubles even on the default desktop.
QUESTION: Does anyone have any ideas what is going on and how to fix things?
QUESTION: What could poison a "username" outside of the original contents of /home/username?
Stumped,
~~~ 0;-Dan