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How to carry out $home/.dmrc has been ignored error parsing, I believe that many inexperienced people do not know what to do, so this article summarizes the causes of the problem and solutions, through this article I hope you can solve this problem.

Every time you turn on and log in, a dialog box pops up saying:

"the user's $HOME/.dmrc has been ignored. This will not save the default session and language. The file should be owned by the user with permissions set to 644. The user's $HOME directory should be owned by the user and cannot be written by other users."

However, the .dmrc file or folder cannot be found in the home directory.

Solution:

Execute the following command:

Chmod 755-R ~ /

Sudo chown-R username:username / home/username

Sudo chmod 644 / home/username/.dmrc

Sudo chown username:username / home/username/.dmrc

Note:

Replace all "username" with your user name before executing the command.

After executing the first command, you may have to wait a few minutes before you can continue to enter the second command. Don't worry, please wait patiently for the command line prompt to appear before entering the second command.

During the execution process, there will be some error prompts, never mind, continue to execute the next command, after all the commands are executed, restart the computer. The symptoms can be eliminated.

As prompted by the execution of the second line of command:

Chown: unable to access "/ home/username/.gvfs": Permission denied

Prompt when executing the third line of command:

Chmod: cannot access "/ home/username/.dmrc": there is no such file or directory

Prompt when executing the fourth line of command:

Chown: cannot access "/ home/username/.dmrc": there is no such file or directory

Solution:

Chmod 755-R / home/ username

Chmod 644 / home/ user name / .dmrc

Make up a note, sometimes the above two sentences do not work, then use the following:

Http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread. Php?t=371052

Sudo chmod 644 / home/yourname/.dmrc

Sudo chown yourname/ home/yourname/.dmrc

Sudo chmod-R 700 / home/yourname

Sudo chown-R yourname / home/yourname

What is better than the first aspect is that after the permission of the .dmrc file is changed to 644, it first ensures that the other user does not have access rights through 700, and then changes the owner of the folder to the login user, which ensures that no other unexpected things happen.

After reading the above, do you know how to parse $home/.dmrc that has been ignored? If you want to learn more skills or want to know more about it, you are welcome to follow the industry information channel, thank you for reading!

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