Maybe d-i can set a debconf value that gksu would use to choose the
default, but this might fall afoul of the 'Debconf is not a registry'
policy.
It doesn't have to be a debconf setting, gksu can just check at install
time if there is a root password or not, and if there isn't, it should pick
Le dimanche 21 février 2010 à 19:05 +0100, Bill Allombert a écrit :
The setting of /apps/gksu/sudo-mode does not belong to menu, so I
reassigne this bug to gksu.
Ubuntu does not offer to set the root password, so it can always set
/apps/gksu/sudo-mode to true unconditionnaly. Debian cannot
Maybe d-i can set a debconf value that gksu would use to choose the
default, but this might fall afoul of the 'Debconf is not a registry'
policy.
It's already an alternative, and AFAIK it is already set by the
installer when you choose to install in sudo mode.
I installed Debian squeeze
Le lundi 22 février 2010 à 13:52 +0100, FEJES Jozsef a écrit :
I installed Debian squeeze from a netinst CD without a root password,
without Gnome. I installed Gnome some time after finishing the
installation, and gksu wasn't set up for sudo mode, it didn't ask me
IIRC. So you're saying that
On Sat, Feb 20, 2010 at 08:19:32PM +0100, FEJES Jozsef wrote:
Package: menu
Version: 2.1.43
Severity: important
When I installed my system, I intentionally didn't specify a root password,
which seemed to be a supported installation option. I created a normal user
and I can use sudo just
Hello Jozsef,
You need to configure GNOME/gksu to use sudo. This is necessary in any case
since some GNOME programs use gksu directly, and not su-to-root.
For that, you have to change the gconf key /apps/gksu/sudo-mode.
Thank you, that worked. Could this be a default then, in case someone
else
reassign 570700 gksu
retitle /apps/gksu/sudo-mode should be set by d-i.
On Sun, Feb 21, 2010 at 06:36:08PM +0100, FEJES Jozsef wrote:
Hello Jozsef,
You need to configure GNOME/gksu to use sudo. This is necessary in any case
since some GNOME programs use gksu directly, and not su-to-root.
For
Package: menu
Version: 2.1.43
Severity: important
When I installed my system, I intentionally didn't specify a root password,
which seemed to be a supported installation option. I created a normal user and
I can use sudo just fine. But Gnome menus like System-Administration-Synaptic
don't work:
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