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Re: File .emacs not read
From: |
Philippe Delavalade |
Subject: |
Re: File .emacs not read |
Date: |
Sat, 2 Dec 2017 11:00:31 +0100 |
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Mutt/1.6.1 (2016-04-27) |
Le vendredi 01 décembre à 20:26, Emanuel Berg a écrit :
> Philippe Delavalade wrote:
>
> > /home/philippe/tmp/~GDM/
>
> Do
>
> M-x apropos-value RET GDM RET
I obtain :
command-history
((apropos-value (quote ("GDM")) nil) (execute-extended-command nil
"apropos-value" "apropos-val"))
init-file-user
"GDM"
and somewhere below
"LOGNAME=GDM" "LESS=-M" "G_FILENAME_E
> and see if you can learn from where this GDM
> stuff originates.
>
> Eval these variables (C-x C-e)
>
> user-emacs-directory
"~/.emacs.d/"
> user-full-name
""
> user-init-file
"~GDM/.emacs" (wrong)
> user-login-name
"GDM" (wrong)
> user-real-login-name
"philippe" (right)
>
> as well as the functions
>
> (user-full-name)
""
> (user-login-name)
"GDM"
> (user-original-login-name)
"GDM"
> (user-real-login-name)
"philippe"
> (user-real-uid)
1000 (#o1750, #x3e8)
> (user-uid)
1000 (#o1750, #x3e8)
>
> Again post whoami(1)
philippe
> and id(1)
uid=1000(philippe) gid=1000(philippe) groupes=1000(philippe),5(tty),7(lp),
11(floppy),17(audio),18(video),19(cdrom),93(scanner)
I obtained these with M-! (was it the right way ?)
>
> Do -Q invocation as well as ordinary from your
> user account and compare.
First, no error with '-w' option.
Here is theonly difference
user-init-file which is nil (quite normal I tink)
So I don't understand what user GDm is. By default slackware (and slint)
defined a group and a user 'gdm' but I deleted them yesterday.
Package gdm is not installed (yesterday I said that it was but it is not).
Regards.
--
Ph. Delavalade