** Also affects: nautilus via
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=576587
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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As you can see if you read the whole history of the upstream bug, this
problem should be mostly fixed in the current development version. David
Zeuthen and Alexander Larsson have improved the behavior of Nautilus so
that removable devices have an eject option that unmounts all of its
volumes and
No, the bug is marked as Fix committed, which means that the package
with the fix has not yet been released in Karmic. That will come with
the next version of Rhythmbox.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gdm
Upstream gnome-system-tools will have in 2.28 an option to allow specified
users to log in graphically and locally without entering their password. This
is intended for home users that can't use GDM's autologin because they are
several on the same
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See bug 393854 for a related approach of the problem of password-less
logins. It suggests using accounts that actually have a password, but
not to check it when logging with GDM. While this may not suit all cases
described here, that can solve many of them.
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BTW, the upstream bug in GDM has moved towards the solution I have
described in my previous comment. As stated in this report, the present
problem is in Debian/Ubuntu, not GDM.
** Changed in: gdm
Importance: Unknown = Undecided
** Changed in: gdm
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...except that the upstream bug linked here does not deal with the
present problem at all, and never has. It is now marked as Fix Released
since I committed patches for that, but these patches are not related to
our problem which *is only in Ubuntu packaging*. Upstream has nothing to
do with this
Woops! A good start would be to get group names right... Anyways, there
was also a tabulation problem, the new patch uses spaces for aligns.
** Attachment added: Fixed debdiff for gdm in Karmic
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Sorry, I thought I had been explicit enough.
The present bug deals with users with an empty password (using 'passwd
-d'), while bug 393854 is about users actually having a password, but
GDM not checking it to log in. In the present bug, GDM is handling the
problem fine, we only need our PAM
As I said above, Nautilus developers consider they have fixed this
problem using Eject all over the place, except for sub-volumes of a
disk, which still use Unmount. But this case is relatively rare, for
standard uses (USB key, audio player, external HD, network mount...)
Eject will be used - and
The duplicate bug was declined for One Hundred Paper Cuts without
precise explanation. I think that's wrong: this bug will hit any new
user, it can be a real annoyance if the default is not what you want,
and is easy to fix. It's just a matter of adding a GConf key and link it
to the state of the
Sorry Sebastien, but I've checked the file gdm.pam in gdm
2.27.4-0ubuntu6, and it's not applied. The upstream default file
includes the required line, but AFAIK it's not used.
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And even 'sudo update-desktop-database', without any argument. ;-)
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Apparently, there are two versions that Amarok can use of libgpod4: one
with GTK, and one without. I guess that if you install the package
libgpod4, and then gnome, that should work. But that should be handled
more nicely, would you mind filing a bug against that package?
But about the true
OK, I've found it. Please run 'grep gimp
/usr/share/applications/mimeinfo.cache', that will show you every file
type for which GIMP is registered.
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I'm a GNOME user, but these are supposed to be desktop-neutral, though I
can't find the spec that deals with this precise problem. So from the
result of these commands, it looks like the file does not exist, which
can perfectly explain the problem.
Can you install the package desktop-file-utils
...and Debian must have it for longer than Ubuntu.
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Cool! The problem here is that I could not find what system KDE 4 uses
for MIME associations. It doesn't seem it uses update-desktop-database
even though that's a freedesktop.org standard. So we could require GTK
apps to depend on desktop-file-utils, but that's not really an easy
task.
Could
That's what I was expecting (fearing)... The spec does not go until that
part - though IMHO it could have been good to have a common command to
do this kind of thing.
The problem is, no package except ubuntu-desktop and a few others depend
on desktop-file-utils. So fixing that detail would really
GNOME packages are calling update-desktop-database and update-mime-
database everytime they add a file to those places. Apps rely on GIO
(mostly) to get the required data, but GIO only reads the cache file, I
think - and does not depend on desktop-files-utils.
Does KDE handle this automatically?
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 131679 ***
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Sorry, that's because so many people reported this bug, developers are
forced to make some cleaning from time to time, and every duplicate send
one mail to everybody. Just understand they don't like that more
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 131679 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/131679
Le vendredi 12 juin 2009 à 12:34 +, stek79 a écrit :
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 131679 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/131679
Sorry,
can you explain how to unsubscribe?
I've
** Changed in: totem (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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Thanks for bringing back this one to my mind. Actually, I don't see this
notification anymore. Looks like it's been removed on the way to final
Jaunty. Thus closing.
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Mat: See upstream bug for an explanation of the problems behind this
seemingly trivial improvement.
** Summary changed:
- Eject/Unmount Human theme icon in Nautilus should have hover and click
states
+ Eject/Unmount icon in Nautilus sidebar should have hover and click states
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If it hung, it's likelly that the change wasn't performed. Could you
please run 'passwd' in a terminal, try to change your password that way,
and copy/paste the full output here? Thanks!
** Changed in: gnome-system-tools (Ubuntu)
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** Changed in:
Yes, the password did change that way and was left as the old one
What do you mean? I really don't understand this sentence as its two parts
sound antithetic to me.
My general idea is that users-admin hangs when 'passwd' fails with an
error message we don't handle. Which doesn't seem to be the
This happens when you're using GNOME shell. GKSu doesn't work well with
the Shell because it tries to lock the whole screen. It should use
PolicyKit to authenticate instead. There was a project to do so, but I'm
not sure what's its state today.
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You didn't answer my other questions...
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Teej: thanks for the trace, but that's not really what I need since I
know where the problem happens in the code (where it waits for a reply
from the 'passwd' program), but I need to know why it waits. (And BTW,
you'd need to install more debugging symbols packages to get a useful
trace.)
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Status: Unknown
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I bumped on the same crash, but sadly it doesn't seem to be
reproducible. I'm not sure it has anything to do with the document
itself, maybe with the fact that it was opened from the Web browser, or
something completely random...
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Fix released before 10.04 at long time ago.
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
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Another question: please open two terminals, and:
- in the first one, run 'passwd', type your *old* password, hit RETURN, and let
the terminal in this state
- then, in the second one, try to change your password using 'passwd' the
normal way
Then, please copy/paste the output of the second
And how about my comment #11?
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Sorry, but we don't support logging in as the root user. This is highly
unsecure and strongly discouraged. I'm not sure what may be happening,
but it's possible something like a D-Bus policy is blocking messages
from being sent to root. You may want to have a look at
/var/log/auth.log for such
No, using gksu is a deprecated method for a long time, instead programs
are now run as a normal user, and get admin rights using PolicyKit. In
Maverick, this is for example how updates-manager works.
You're not supposed to run 'gksu users-admin', and I really don't see
how you'd think of doing
Thanks for the report. Could you enable Apport and reproduce the crash,
and then attach the debugging information that was found here? Just run
'sudo service apport start force_start=1', reproduce the crash and
follow the instructions.
** Changed in: gnome-system-tools (Ubuntu)
Status: New
Interesting... Indeed, doesn't seem to be a duplicate of bug 659758,
which is only about newly created users (and about which I know the root
cause).
Please follow the instructions at :
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingGnomeSystemTools#For%20Users%20[users-admin]
and attach the information here.
Looks like a bug in the kernel.
** Package changed: gnome-system-tools (Ubuntu) = linux-meta (Ubuntu)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/667478
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This problem appears to be new in Maverick.
Steps:
1. Run users-admin from within a VNC session using my primary user account
that is in the admin group.
2. Click on any button that requires authorization by
Have you tried without VNC, i.e. with a local GDM session?
If the patch doesn't apply, you can still edit by hand
/usr/share/polkit-1/actions/org.freedesktop.SystemToolsBackends.policy
and replace allow_active with allow_any. If that's enough, then
that's a plain duplicate of bug 221363, which
OK, so according to upstream it's not a bug in PolicyKit, but in the
services that specify allow_active instead of allow_any. Of course,
it would be better if ConsoleKit detected remote sessions as active, but
there's no reason anyway why the system-tools-backends shouldn't be
available to
Maybe the problem come from the allocation, which looks far too wide:
child_allocation = {x = 183, y = 68, width = 160078656, height = 28}
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** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
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What you describe feels weird to me, especially the part about the
upgrade breaking things... Please run 'sudo killall
/usr/lib/policykit-1/polkitd sudo /usr/lib/policykit-1/polkitd',
retry to authenticate via users-admin from a local GDM session and a VNC
session, and paste the output here.
Authorization requires authentication but no agent is available.
This means you need to start
/usr/lib/policykit-1-gnome/polkit-gnome-authentication-agent-1 so that the
authentication dialog can be shown.
But this should be started automatically on login thanks to a desktop
file.Check that it
Hm, indeed, sorry. Next step would be to run the authentication agent
manualy after killing the one that is running, and see if it changes
something. If it doesn't, have a look at the messages it prints to the
console, and also to the messages printed by polkitd, which (IIRC)
should also say it
Please don't assign yourself bugs unless you are currently working on
them. You can click on This bug affects me too at the top of the page
if you want to be counted.
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** Changed in: chromium-browser
Do you get any problems with other programs too? Do you have the file
/usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/org.gnome.system-tools.gschema.xml installed? What
does the following command say:
grep org.gnome.system-tools.users /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/gschemas.compiled
** Summary changed:
- Users and
Thanks. So this is weird, because all the needed schemas seem to be
present, and yet it doesn't find them. Could you try reinstalling GLib
by running 'apt-get install --reinstall libglib2.0-0' and see if
something changes?
Are you able to start Evince, the document viewer ('evince' command from
a
Sorry, the command should have been 'sudo apt-get install --reinstall
libglib2.0-0'.
Your install media is not likely to be in cause here. More probably, the
fact that you're on PowerPC could trigger a bug elated to endianness. So
reinstalling won't help.
At any rate, the fact that Evince
QAMARDEEN YASIN MUHAMMAD: You don't experience the same problem, this is
not the right place to ask. You have problems with the 'sudo' command,
which you seem to have distrubed with manual changes. Please ask for
help on the forums.
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OK, thanks, this seems to be a real bug that has been solved upstream in
the master branch. Ryan Lortie pointed me to two commits that are likely
to be backported to 2.26 at some point, and then will possibly enter
Maverick.
These commits are from October 2 and 3, IDs are c84441 and 9211d2b.
**
Thanks for raising this issue, but as I understand it, the only right
way to solve this is to fix bug 104525. As a temporary improvement, we
can simply remove Stratum 1 (and possibly 3) from our list, but how many
servers would be left? We should definitely be using a custom NTP pool
and leave the
No need to attach the empty file, obviously it's enough to say it
doesn't contain anything... ;-)
Nothing weird seems to be done by the backends, so the problem may come from a
configuration issue on your system. Could you paste here the output of:
sudo /usr/sbin/usermod -d /newdir/administ -g
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Installed GSettings schemas not detected on PowerPC
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Yes, that's most likely a duplicate. There's no real ETA, but the patch
has been committed in the series that will go into Natty, and it will
probably be released in a few weeks at most; then it will be up to
Ubuntu to backport it, but that shouldn't be an issue.
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steubens: Are you still able to reproduce the bug on demande? Could you
give us precise instructions to reproduce it? Upstream developers would
need more informations to fix the bug.
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Indeed, thanks for these valuable details. When your bug is marked as
duplicate and you think you provided more information than the duplicate
report already has, please post them as a comment!
I've been able to reproduce the crash again, and I've let upstream
developers know how to do so, thus
gnome-about-me is in gnome-control-center, not gnome-system-tools. But
note this tool is going to be deprecated in favor of accounts-dialog, so
I don't think it makes sense to work on gnome-about-me currently.
See
As I said above, fixes are commits c84441 and 9211d2b. So:
http://git.gnome.org/browse/glib/commit/?id=c84441
http://git.gnome.org/browse/glib/commit/?id=9211d2b
It would be nice if you're ready to apply these patches and check they
fix the bug. But you may also test the latest GLib from Natty...
No idea, you should ask Chris Coulson or Sebastien Bacher on #ubuntu-
desktop about that. But of course replacing the users administration
tool shouldn't create any regressions, so better be on the safe side and
wait until all issues are solved.
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I can't believe it. Can you remove these packages and reproduce the
problem? I've just done it here, and it's prompting an authentication
dialog.
Is that a new install of Maverick, or an upgraded system? Are you sure
you never played with system settings regarding authentication? Is
'sudo' asking
users-admin knows nothing about this authentication dialog, it's run by
PolicyKit-gnome. So the bug must affect all dialogs.
You should report this to upstream if you really want it to be fixed.
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I think we should even stop installing the gnome-system-tools, and use
the new account-dialog (or it's GNOME control center panel version) to
replace users-admin. Other tools are not needed in default install.
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I'd say let's just install ntpd by default, and stop running ntpdate
automatically, because it 1) only runs when (re)connecting, which is
kind of misleading and not correct on servers and 2) isn't currently
reported in the GUI as automated Internet time sync, while it's actually
doing this in the
Yeah, this is because of the way the system-tools-backends and liboobs
are designed: oobs_object_authenticate() is a synchronous call. I don't
think this will be fixed since the gnome-system-tools are deprecated in
favor of GNOME3's control center - unless you redesign the whole API
*or* introduce
I suspect you don't have a PolicyKit authentication agent running. What's the
output of:
ps ax|grep polkit
And does running /usr/lib/policykit-1-gnome/polkit-gnome-authentication-
agent-1 solve the problem?
The fact that nor error is reported is another issue, but I don't think
it will be fixed
There aren't many actions in that file. You can just change no and
allow_admin_keep for the org.freedesktop.systemtoolsbackends.set action to
yes, and manual authentication won't be required. The lines to edit are:
action id=org.freedesktop.systemtoolsbackends.set
description
BTW, the official docs are at
http://hal.freedesktop.org/docs/polkit/polkit.8.html
or man polkit.
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Title:
It should be started when you log in, most likely you disabled it from
System-Preferences-Startup applications.
Closing because it's not a bug, the PolicyKit authentication agent
should never be disabled. We could show an error message, but it's not
going to happen in users-admin.
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Yes, this has been fixed upstream since version 2.91.1. Commit is
adbfff7, which could quite easily be backported (a few lines have been
touched).
** Changed in: gnome-system-tools (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Triaged
** Also affects: gst
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed
Chris: Are you able to reproduce the problem now? If I change my
password from lowercase to uppercase, I get an error message, not a
hang. Are you using Maverick? Could you try the procedure from comment
#12 too?
Fabio: How can you say it affects Natty? Do you experience the bug there
too? If so,
Yeah, let's say it's been fixed since then. Thanks for the information.
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Thanks for the suggestion, but I'm really not sure we want to add this
kind of thing. That dialog is already technical enough, and people that
know what PATH is should be able to use the console to get/set it.
Anyway, users-admin is being deprecated in GNOME 3 in favor of a more
user-friendly and
Nice to see you eventually tracked this down! ;-)
Ted: do you think that patch should go upstream? I couldn't find any
precise explanation of the bug and the fix (maybe it happened on IRC).
Martin: yes, it happens at least since Lucid, see bug 551809.
** Also affects: gtk via
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 53132 ***
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Thanks for the report. The right solution would rather be to detect that
Windows is present and automatically do the right thing (because Windows
won't adapt to Linux anyway, and asking the user everytime would
Could you report a new bug against the dbus package? In the forum
thread, you say you experienced problems with many different programs,
which is a good way to debug this. Apparently, it's not a bug in the
system-tools-backends. Does this workaround also fix the issue with
Pulseaudio (Bluetooth
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 295405 ***
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** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 750468
Failed to execute program /lib/dbus-1.0/dbus-daemon-launch-helper
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 295405
Fails to run
Indeed the wording could be improved, but I don't think I'll make
another upstream release of the gnome-system-tools now that they are
deprecated. And since it's been that way in Ubuntu since Lucid, I'm not
sure it's worth patching it for Natty (translations...). But I've opened
a bug[1 ] against
Did you close it on purpose? As I said on the other report, that's not a
bug: the text is using quotes around characters it lists as being
allowed, and the fact that the sentence contains spaces and commas
doesn't mean they're allowed. People are supposed to know how English
syntax works. ;-)
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If you think it's more fair, I can mark it as Triaged. But IMHO that's
as fallacious as Invalid since I know I won't fix it and nobody will now
that the gst are deprecated upstream.
(Of course, hadn't it been deprecated, the easy fix would have been to
exit when we detect user is root. ;-)
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Whats the problem? Built successfully isn't exactly a build error to
me. ;-)
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gnome-system-tools version
Well, it's just that the bug description says Failed to build, so
that's what I was looking for in the build log. So it's actually just a
warning.
This kind of report always useful, but I'm not aware of any crash on
64-bit systems, and this package hasn't changed since Maverick (that
code even
Fix released and uploaded for a long time.
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Przemysław: edit /etc/network/interfaces (e.g. with 'sudo pico
/etc/network/interfaces'), and remove everything BUT the first lines:
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
Then you can add the interface using System-Preferences-Network
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Chauncellor: at least, if you were able to play with permissions, you
should be able to find this bug report. With the new users-admin, it's
harder to tweak fine-grained permissions, so hopefully nobody will do
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no!chance: See bug 160862 rather. This is a know problem that is fixed
in Lucid and should be fixed at some point in Hardy too. Though the
original issue is that you had weird characters in your /etc/group file,
nowadays users-admin shouldn't get crazy when it encounters this kind of
thing.
I'm
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 433654 ***
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No, that's really the same bug. users-admin shouldn't show that group at
all since it's plainly broken. This behavior doesn't make sense. That's
why I said we should remove the audio group, which would fix the bug for
all people that were added to it without noticing.
If that doesn't seem right,
'sudo update-rc.d cups defaults'
And for the tool, a new one is being developed ATM. See
http://jacob.peddicord.net/blog.html
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If you're not using Ubuntu Studio, you have NetworkManager, else you can
install it, or wait for the tab to come back (hopefully). The decision
was made by developers that didn't know Studio wasn't installing
Thanks for your report. Could you run the command:
'sudo apt-get install --reinstall gnome-system-tools'
and see if that fixes your problem?
The file triggerring the error is a file present in 2.28 but not in
2.30. But I don't know why it makes the upgrade fail. Nobody has
reported this problem
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Status: Unknown
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ampersand in user real name freezes login screen
What problem still exists? ;-) There were three of them, and I got no
answer to confirm. So I'm closing it, please open a new report with
detailed explanations.
David: feel free to reopen when you can answer my question.
** Changed in: gnome-system-tools (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete =
Please don't reopen a fixed bug at random. Why on earth do you believe
this is the same problem?! None of the symtoms you describe is similar.
It's not because it has high priority that people will fix your bug more
quickly. As you said yourself, I checked and /etc/groups did not appear
to be
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