Hi!
How can i set the fedora 12 to automatically login one default user?
I am using the gnome...
Why would i like that? Becouse I would like to be able to use remote desktop on the amahi box, and VNC requires a user to be loged in before you can connect...
thanx...
EDIT: After considering the safety/security issues I have abandon the idea of auto login...
So what would be the easiest way to remote access to the amahi box? The wiki here is not very good for beginers...
I am used of windows remote desktop - when you connect to the box, it displays a login window and you enter your credentials... How is this done on linux?
Is there a way to connect to my amahi server from outside of the network and then to connect further to home computers? preferably as nice as in windows home server?
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/produc ... nnect.mspx
Autologin to fedora? - Better remote access?
Autologin to fedora? - Better remote access?
Last edited by peterrajh on Mon Jan 04, 2010 6:34 am, edited 2 times in total.
server: Amahi @ q8400, 4gb ram, 250gb hhd OS, 1tb storage
workstation: Windows 7 @ q 9550, 8gb ram, 64gb ssd OS, 750gb storage
workstation: Windows 7 @ q 9550, 8gb ram, 64gb ssd OS, 750gb storage
Re: Autologin to fedora?
on Ubuntu you can easily change this by clicking System > Administration > Login screen
Fedora should have something similar.
Fedora should have something similar.
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Re: Autologin to fedora? - Better remote access?
Hi, I recently discussed this is my thread for newbies (like me). Here's what I posted:
AUTOMATIC LOGIN
The /etc/gdm/custom.conf file must be edited in Terminal using the Vi or Nano text editors, I used Vi. Start Terminal and type # su root to switch to root user, it wall ask for your password. Then type #vi etc/gdm/custom.conf to launch the Vi editor and open the custom.conf file, you should see the file text come up. Type a to enter editing mode, move the cursor to the bottom of the text using the arrow keys and enter this text:
[daemon]
TimedLoginEnable=true
AutomaticLoginEnable=true
AutomticLogin=(username)
TimedLogin=(username)
TimedLoginDelay=0
Press ESC to exit editing mode and type :w to save the file, quit Terminal. You should now have automatic login at startup.
AUTOMATIC LOGIN
The /etc/gdm/custom.conf file must be edited in Terminal using the Vi or Nano text editors, I used Vi. Start Terminal and type # su root to switch to root user, it wall ask for your password. Then type #vi etc/gdm/custom.conf to launch the Vi editor and open the custom.conf file, you should see the file text come up. Type a to enter editing mode, move the cursor to the bottom of the text using the arrow keys and enter this text:
[daemon]
TimedLoginEnable=true
AutomaticLoginEnable=true
AutomticLogin=(username)
TimedLogin=(username)
TimedLoginDelay=0
Press ESC to exit editing mode and type :w to save the file, quit Terminal. You should now have automatic login at startup.
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Re: Autologin to fedora? - Better remote access?
I've got mine working headless without worrying about automatic login. Amahi still works if you don't log into the server.
Re: Autologin to fedora? - Better remote access?
I've got mine working headless without worrying about automatic login. Amahi still works if you don't log into the server.
How do you connect o the box? webvnc requires user to be loged in first...
server: Amahi @ q8400, 4gb ram, 250gb hhd OS, 1tb storage
workstation: Windows 7 @ q 9550, 8gb ram, 64gb ssd OS, 750gb storage
workstation: Windows 7 @ q 9550, 8gb ram, 64gb ssd OS, 750gb storage
Re: Autologin to fedora? - Better remote access?
Has this issue been solved?
I'm still wondering the same.
I'm still wondering the same.
Re: Autologin to fedora? - Better remote access?
for remote access, i am using FreeNX. It works very well and is secured using SSH. I also have a port forwarded from outside my network so that i can use it remotely without logging into the VPN.
I havent had any issues yet.
I havent had any issues yet.
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