Exactly like Chris Warren described, with me this problem only happens when I authenticate using LDAP (I installed Ldap client using this tutorial: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=597056&highlight=ldap ). I think it is not a authentication problem since I can logon normally using failsafe mode and have rights to all my files at the Ldap server .
Using ssh with -X option I can access the graphical application normally (acroread, skype, firefox, etc).
I'm not a expert user, but can't it be some D-bus read/write access to some file, display or device? Thank you
Exactly like Chris Warren described, with me this problem only happens when I authenticate using LDAP (I installed Ldap client using this tutorial: http:// ubuntuforums. org/showthread. php?t=597056& highlight= ldap ). I think it is not a authentication problem since I can logon normally using failsafe mode and have rights to all my files at the Ldap server .
Thank you
Using ssh with -X option I can access the graphical application normally (acroread, skype, firefox, etc).
I'm not a expert user, but can't it be some D-bus read/write access to some file, display or device?