Not holding password
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beeasy
Sep 29, 2008, 7:55:50 AM9/29/08
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Hi I installed Easyos and everything went perfectly, but the problem
is its not "keeping" my password. When I reboot to the login screen
and click my username and then enter my password it just gives me the
"login failed" message and I am definitely entering the correct
password - any suggestion.
BTW - I have re-installed it twice and it keeps occuring.
TIA
is its not "keeping" my password. When I reboot to the login screen
and click my username and then enter my password it just gives me the
"login failed" message and I am definitely entering the correct
password - any suggestion.
BTW - I have re-installed it twice and it keeps occuring.
TIA
Christian Dersch
Sep 29, 2008, 2:37:48 PM9/29/08
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So if the problem is reproducable, can you tell me your setting (language, keyboard)? I'll test it, that the bug can be fixed.
Christian
stretchedthin
Oct 1, 2008, 5:45:56 PM10/1/08
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I've just finished installing and I also had the same problem. I
could not sign in as user as well. I was however able to sign in as
root, using the root password I had given it during set-up.
From there I went into the KDE User Manager tool and saw that my user
info that was given during set-up did not take. I was able to set a
new user password from there, I just kept the default easys user name.
On Sep 29, 12:37 pm, "Christian Dersch" <c...@easys.eu> wrote:
> 2008/9/29 beeasy <belively...@gmail.com>
could not sign in as user as well. I was however able to sign in as
root, using the root password I had given it during set-up.
From there I went into the KDE User Manager tool and saw that my user
info that was given during set-up did not take. I was able to set a
new user password from there, I just kept the default easys user name.
On Sep 29, 12:37 pm, "Christian Dersch" <c...@easys.eu> wrote:
> 2008/9/29 beeasy <belively...@gmail.com>
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