bug#63198: cups-service-type uses PAM-enabled 'cups' by default which prevents authentication

Hi Maxim, Maxim Cournoyer writes: Hi muradm, muradm writes: [...] Could you look into adding "regular" login PAM support instead of a bypass disabled by default? The user should still be prompted for its password, and it should go through the PAM auth module. I'm not very PAM-aware,

bug#63198: cups-service-type uses PAM-enabled 'cups' by default which prevents authentication

Hi muradm, muradm writes: [...] >> Could you look into adding "regular" login PAM support instead of a >> bypass disabled by default? The user should still be prompted for >> its >> password, and it should go through the PAM auth module. >> >> I'm not very PAM-aware, but I believe there are

bug#63198: cups-service-type uses PAM-enabled 'cups' by default which prevents authentication

I’ll second muradm: these changes broke my printing setup: * my printer is no longer found because cups-minimal has minimal features and does not include dnssd * I cannot add a new printer with ipp://192.168.x.x manually because of authentication problems. The logs tell me that cups-brf

bug#63198: cups-service-type uses PAM-enabled 'cups' by default which prevents authentication

Hello, Maxim Cournoyer writes: Hi, muradm writes: Fixes . Makes CUPS service to extend pam-root-service-type providing minimal configuration to authenticate users. Since PAM authentication is provided, cups package can be used as default. *

bug#63198: cups-service-type uses PAM-enabled 'cups' by default which prevents authentication

Hi, muradm writes: > Fixes . > > Makes CUPS service to extend pam-root-service-type providing minimal > configuration to authenticate users. Since PAM authentication is > provided, cups package can be used as default. > > * gnu/services/cups.scm

bug#63198: cups-service-type uses PAM-enabled 'cups' by default which prevents authentication

Hi, muradm writes: > This change broke cups for me like this: > > I [13/May/2023:16:14:27 +0300] [Client 16] Started > "/gnu/store/9kdm8k84j2xqlax4zaarchw00cfs62zz-cups-server-bin/lib/cups/daemon/cups-deviced" > > (pid=21409, file=14) > E [13/May/2023:16:14:27 +0300] [CGI] cups-brf must be

bug#63198: cups-service-type uses PAM-enabled 'cups' by default which prevents authentication

Hi, muradm writes: > Could you please elaborate more on "loop on authenticating my user" > from above and "prevents users from authenticating" from commit > message? Does it mean that you could not authenticate as your user > at all, or does it relates to authentication at http://localhost:631

bug#63198: cups-service-type uses PAM-enabled 'cups' by default which prevents authentication

This change broke cups for me like this: --8<---cut here---start->8--- I [13/May/2023:16:14:27 +0300] [Client 16] Started "/gnu/store/9kdm8k84j2xqlax4zaarchw00cfs62zz-cups-server-bin/lib/cups/daemon/cups-deviced" (pid=21409, file=14) E [13/May/2023:16:14:27

bug#63198: cups-service-type uses PAM-enabled 'cups' by default which prevents authentication

Could you please elaborate more on "loop on authenticating my user" from above and "prevents users from authenticating" from commit message? Does it mean that you could not authenticate as your user at all, or does it relates to authentication at http://localhost:631 for managing printers?

bug#63198: cups-service-type uses PAM-enabled 'cups' by default which prevents authentication

Hi, Maxim Cournoyer writes: > Hi, > > Today I encountered an issue where after re-installing a Guix System, I > couldn't add a new printer anymore. Any CUPS client (including the > trusty localhost:631 HTTP page) would loop on authenticating my user. > > After consulting the logs and finding

bug#63198: cups-service-type uses PAM-enabled 'cups' by default which prevents authentication

Hi, Today I encountered an issue where after re-installing a Guix System, I couldn't add a new printer anymore. Any CUPS client (including the trusty localhost:631 HTTP page) would loop on authenticating my user. After consulting the logs and finding this kind of line: --8<---cut