Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-system-tools
Using System-Admin-Users Groups (which runs users-admin),
once I have elevated priveleges, I could change the root password; I
could change the password of other users. However, changing my own
user password *appears* to work
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/41058982/Dependencies.txt
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can't change own password with users-admin
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/539908
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Me too.
I upgraded from 8.04.1 for PowerPC to 8.10... on a well, it's a
Frankenstein. 1250mhz G4 Windtunnel motherboard, but stuck into a Compaq SP750
case. Yeah.. kind of a prank. (When I was on vacation, my coworkers backed up
my data, pulled the SP750 board, replaced the G4 with an
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 191889 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/191889
Will this just a normal update to Hardy 8.04.1 or will it be a new
release of Hardy ?
Since the plan is to replace Firefox 3 with 3.0.1, it'll just come as a
regular update via the update manager.
Rock on!
---^ I second Jonathan Blow's idea.. having apps behave differently if
they think they are online or not is just not UNIXey. IMHO, they
should do what they are told, and just find out they have no route to
host if there in fact isn't one.
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[MASTER] Offline Mode feature fails to detect proper
Do you have more than one login session running when you see this
issue?
Nope.. just one session. Without my kludge, It's just like what Daniel Newman
etc. have described where the CDMA aircard is a PPP link, and
NetworkManager0.6x apparently doesn't track PPP state. If I use wifi, or
I've found a kludgy fix for this (that doesn't just involve
removing nm, since it's wireless and wired handling are nice). In my
case, I have a Inspiron 2200 with wifi set via ndiswrapper (which works
fine) and an aircard (Verizon PC5740) which worked except for the
Offline mode problem. So
