Guest user default password [Solved]

[mrizzone]

Hello! I installed successfully Sabayon 10 and almost everything is ok except... I can't set time properly, tried thousands of times; can't log as a new user I created (something wrong with ICEauthority file, seems nobody knows how to fix it) AND finally, i don't know the default pass for the account "guest", the one Sabayon creates by itself.

Could please somebody help me with the latest issue?

Thanks!

[dave_64]

Setting the clock was covered recently here:
viewtopic.php?f=86&t=29027

[mrizzone]

yes, i know that thread, but they don't solve the problem

[batvink]

user guest
----------------
homedirectory: /dev/null
loginshell: /dev/null
UserID: 405
Member of group "users"
Account is disabled by default.
No Password is assigned.
The "guest" account does not need a password set and does not need to be able to log in ...
I believe it is meant for Samba.

[dave_64]

Did you configure the "Date and Time" in Sytem Settings? Did you select a time server there, and tick off the "Set time automatically" box? Did you set the locale to a city near you within the same time zone as you are in? Did you "apply" the settings and then confirm the changes to the "module"?
After all that, did you add the ntp daemon to your startup scripts? The command (from a root terminal), would be:
rc-update add ntpd default
Then did you check your hwclock file?
It is located at:
/etc/conf.d/hwclock

[mrizzone]

user guest
----------------
homedirectory: /dev/null
loginshell: /dev/null
UserID: 405
Member of group "users"
Account is disabled by default.
No Password is assigned.
The "guest" account does not need a password set and does not need to be able to log in ...
I believe it is meant for Samba.

don't work in my computer...

[mrizzone]

Did you configure the "Date and Time" in Sytem Settings? Did you select a time server there, and tick off the "Set time automatically" box? Did you set the locale to a city near you within the same time zone as you are in? Did you "apply" the settings and then confirm the changes to the "module"?
After all that, did you add the ntp daemon to your startup scripts? The command (from a root terminal), would be:
rc-update add ntpd default
Then did you check your hwclock file?
It is located at:
/etc/conf.d/hwclock

yes, i did everything but still with 3 hours difference

[mrizzone]

Did you configure the "Date and Time" in Sytem Settings? Did you select a time server there, and tick off the "Set time automatically" box? Did you set the locale to a city near you within the same time zone as you are in? Did you "apply" the settings and then confirm the changes to the "module"?
After all that, did you add the ntp daemon to your startup scripts? The command (from a root terminal), would be:
rc-update add ntpd default
Then did you check your hwclock file?
It is located at:
/etc/conf.d/hwclock

more, Sabayon Media Center give the correct time!

[batvink]

as root, on commandline:
date --set='Wed FEB 12 17:30:12 UTC 2013'
adjust to your real time...
To automatically keep it synced:
http://wiki.sabayon.org/index.php?title ... _Set_Clock

[mrizzone]

works fine, thanks!