Throws Out Immediately After Login
 

Hi geeks,

i am stuck in a situation and cant login. I am using elastix for my office
and i have installed it only a few days back... i updated yum but now when i
try to login, it throws me out immediately to login prompt again.
any help please?



Regards,

Mustafa Zargar





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On 02/25/2012 08:47 AM, Mustafa Zargar wrote:
>
>
> Hi geeks,
>
> i am stuck in a situation and cant login. I am using elastix for my office
> and i have installed it only a few days back... i updated yum but now when i
> try to login, it throws me out immediately to login prompt again.
> any help please?

Can you log in as another user?

You can switch to a text console with ctrl-alt-F2, log in as root and
see what's logged in /var/log/messages and in
/home/your-user-name/.xsession-errors

Switch back to X with ctrl-alt-F1

Mogens

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Hi Mogens,

I tried with other users but same issue. Users get logged in but immediate
log out pisses me off :(
I tried to boot from centos DVD and chose rescue mode to find any log file
in /var directory but to no success :(

Regards,
Mustafa Zargar
CTO
Almuqeet technologies
+91 9622404445



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On 02/25/2012 08:47 AM, Mustafa Zargar wrote:
>
>
> Hi geeks,
>
> i am stuck in a situation and cant login. I am using elastix for my office
> and i have installed it only a few days back... i updated yum but now when
i
> try to login, it throws me out immediately to login prompt again.
> any help please?

Can you log in as another user?

You can switch to a text console with ctrl-alt-F2, log in as root and
see what's logged in /var/log/messages and in
/home/your-user-name/.xsession-errors

Switch back to X with ctrl-alt-F1

Mogens

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On 02/25/2012 07:52 AM, Mogens Kjaer wrote:
> On 02/25/2012 08:47 AM, Mustafa Zargar wrote:
>>
>>
>> Hi geeks,
>>
>> i am stuck in a situation and cant login. I am using elastix for my office
>> and i have installed it only a few days back... i updated yum but now when i
>> try to login, it throws me out immediately to login prompt again.
>> any help please?
>
> Can you log in as another user?
>
> You can switch to a text console with ctrl-alt-F2, log in as root and
> see what's logged in /var/log/messages and in
> /home/your-user-name/.xsession-errors
>
> Switch back to X with ctrl-alt-F1
>
> Mogens
>

To switch back to X use ctrl-alt-F7.

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On 02/25/2012 11:30 PM, Mark LaPierre wrote:
> To switch back to X use ctrl-alt-F7.

Strange; on my laptop it's ctrl-alt-F1, on my desktop
it's ctrl-alt-F7. Both CentOS 6.

Maybe it's the nvidia drivers on the laptop?

Mogens

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On 02/25/2012 01:56 PM, Mustafa Zargar wrote:
> I tried to boot from centos DVD and chose rescue mode to find any log file
> in /var directory but to no success :(

If you don't have any log files in /var/log there must be something
completely wrong with your system. Is the file system full?

Mogens

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