Solved: Problem with bash login.

[Ben Scott]

On 8/2/06, Steven W. Orr <steveo at syslang.net> wrote:
> => It's possible, even likely, that they are looking for a different
> =>.xwhatever file instead.  As mentioned previously, I symlink
> =>.xsession, .xinitrc, and .Xclients to the same file.  One of them
> =>usually does the trick.
>
> Way ahead of you. It didn't. :-(

  Okay, the next thing to do (after Thomas Charron's .gnomerc idea) is
poke around under /etc/X11/ for anything that looks like a shell
script or initialization file.  Generally speaking, everything starts
in there, somewhere.  In particular, if the system is using gdm, the
/etc/X11/gdm/gdm.conf file may prove instructive.

  Are the misbehaving systems running anything resembling a standard
platform (e.g., Red Hat X.Y, or Solaris Z, or Debian 3.14159, or
whatever)?

-- Ben