Re: [bruce@perens.com: user not authorized to run the X server]
Actually, I even filed a bug on this. I did the investigation and
found the answer myself, dpkg-reconfigure xserver-common...
However, my issue is not HOW to fix it, but rather after fixing it
it does not stay fixed. Every upgrade requires me to again dpkg-
reconfigure xserver-common. That was the thought behind my bug, maybe
Branden doesn't quite realize what I meant. He said this is now the
proper way to act for xserver. Maybe he isn't aware it needs to be
reconfigured EVERY time?
Gordon Sadler
On Tue, Dec 12, 2000 at 06:21:17PM -0800, Seth Arnold wrote:
> This would probably mean you set your debconf severity level to such a
> state that it doesn't bother asking you the question. Reconfigure
> debconf, and see if that changes matters. :) (And if you think Branden
> screwed up the priority of the question, be sure to let the list know.
> :)
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