On 23 Jul 2024 12:59 +0300, from [email protected] (Андрей Егин):

Cant login without any massage, when do not free space on disk.

In general, a lot of things will break when the file system that holds
your home directory is completely full, which appears to be the case
for you. If that is also the / (root) file system, then even more
things are likely to break for the same reason.

If you can log in as root, then try doing that to either delete or
move some things out of the way; specifically, to a different file
system. If you can't do that (for example, because you never set up a
root password, or because that login also fails in a similar way), you
will need to boot from some kind of rescue or live media to access the
file system through there to do the same thing. The Debian graphical
live DVD/USB image should be usable for the purpose and can be
downloaded from <https://www.debian.org/CD/live/>; obviously you will
need another computer to do that in this case.

Logging in through a text terminal (press Ctrl+Alt+F2, Ctrl+Alt+F3 and
so on up through Ctrl+Alt+F7 until you get to a text "login:" prompt,
then use your normal username and password to log in) is likely to
work better than logging in to a graphical session, but of course
requires that you feel comfortable deleting files through the shell.

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On 23 Jul 2024 13:00 +0200, from [email protected] (Nicolas George):

No need for all that, just log in on a text console, it will work. The
issue here is GNOME, as usual.

I can tell that you didn't read my whole post before replying. I
mentioned exactly that in the paragraph following the one you quoted.

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Cant login without any massage, when do not free space on disk.

I did this issue:

https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-keyring/-/issues/154

and me to tell this:

Feel free to file this in the issue tracker of your distribution


https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-keyring/-/issues/154

Thanks!
Andrew.

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Michael Kj�rling (12024-07-23):

If you can log in as root, then try doing that to either delete or
move some things out of the way; specifically, to a different file
system. If you can't do that (for example, because you never set up a
root password, or because that login also fails in a similar way), you
will need to boot from some kind of rescue or live media to access the
file system through there to do the same thing.

No need for all that, just log in on a text console, it will work. The
issue here is GNOME, as usual.

Regards,

--
Nicolas George

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