Log in with another user

[Luigi murillo]

> My guess would be that you copied the file from your account to the new
> account.

heh heh, you've read my mind. Actually the user had their own file but it
giving me the error I copied mine to that user and then I did the chown so
the user had the rights to that file. I also did chmod 777 and chmod +x to
the file, just in case the user didn't have rights to the file, but it still
didn't work. One last thing I tried was deleting and creating a new file
with the data.

> If you type    ls -al   in the  /home/newuser  directory, it probably
> will show that .xsessions is owned by olduser.
> 
> If so, go into the /home/newuser directory and type:    
> 
> chown newuser:newuser .xsessions
> 
> Then try again.

I did, but it still doesn't work :(

-lmurillo

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