@Andrew
I don't quite remember if I had installed wth automatic login or not;
but I had changed that setting a couple of times (twice/thrice) from
Systems Settings (Gnome Control Panel User Accounts).
And I am using Ubuntu GNOME 14.04 fresh install.
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I suspect this happens when you install with automatic login, then turn
it off. Or when you're using some other derived distribution.
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I tried to recreate this problem without success; when I created another
non-administrator account, assigned both accounts passwords, and
returned to the gdm screen it sat there blankly waiting for input.
Please run apport-collect 1314971 to attach some debugging information
to this bug report;
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Basic Info:
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1. OS: Ubuntu GNOME 14.04 (with all the updates applied till now)
2. GDM package information:
$ apt-cache policy gdm
gdm:
Installed: 3.10.0.1-0ubuntu3
Hi Seth Arnold,
Give me some time, I would also upload the video showing this behavior.
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Title:
Potential Security Issue -
Thanks for uploading the additional information; this looks like
intentional behaviour:
TimedLoginEnable=true
TimedLogin=aditya
TimedLoginDelay=10
I suspect removing these lines from your /etc/gdm/custom.conf and then
restarting gdm would solve your issue.
Thanks
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And I never saw the option of Timed Login anywhere. Where did that
setting come from?
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Title:
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Hi Seth Arnold,
That does fix the issue. But shouldn't this default behavior change. I
never touched that file myself (at least not intentionally). I had
once/twice enabled automatic login for accounts (using System Settings
User Accounts), but disabled it afterwards. Disabling it should have
I couldn't reproduce the timed login by enabling and disabling automatic
account logins either. I'm not sure how the configuration options got
set, hopefully a gnome expert will spot this and point out where those
settings are exposed to users.
Thanks
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