djeipa said:I set up 2 accoutns in Linux Fedora2 , with account1 I can log in just fine but with account2, I can also log in but before KDE's main screen appears, a message shows up *i have problem with localdomain.domain ...file in /etc/* (I can't remember the whole messagfe but something like that).
do you know how to fix this problem ? its fine but kind of mess, at least I think so.
djeipa said:Yes, computergeek guesses conrrectly, how can i stop it from appearing everytime I log in ?
To fix this issue, you can try resetting the password for Account2 or checking that the account exists on Linux Fedora2. You can also try restarting the system and making sure that the username and password are entered correctly.
There can be several reasons for receiving an error message when trying to log into Account2 on Linux Fedora2. It could be due to incorrect login credentials, a corrupted user profile, or an issue with the system's authentication process. It is recommended to check the error message for more specific information and troubleshoot accordingly.
One way to troubleshoot this issue is to check for any recent changes or updates made to the system. You can also try logging into the account using a different user profile or through the command line. If the issue persists, it may be helpful to seek assistance from a Linux expert or the system's support team.
Yes, there are ways to recover a forgotten password for Account2 on Linux Fedora2. You can try using a password reset tool or booting into recovery mode to reset the password. Alternatively, you can also contact the system administrator for assistance in recovering the password.
Yes, you can change the login credentials for Account2 on Linux Fedora2 by accessing the account settings and modifying the username and password. It is recommended to choose a strong password and update it regularly for better security. You can also create a new account with different login credentials if needed.