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Currently we have KDE installed on Solaris 9.
The problem is though when a user locks the machine I (as root) can not unlock the machine. What do I have to do to make it so that root user can unlock the machine when a user locks it? Cheers Woofie :-) |
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log in remotely and kill the (xlock?) process.
EDIT: not only that ( i just tried this |
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