It's actually dead since upstream archived the project several years
ago. XFCE should have took it up, or moved to another tool.
Anyway, you shouldn't need to run it as root.
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Title:
Network password prompt on login screen
Upstream (I) no longer maintains the g-s-t for several years, and the
git repository has even been archived. XUbuntu needs to find another
user management tool based on accountsservice.
BTW, this bug lacks a proper backtrace to be of any use.
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Yes, please revert the description and file a new report. Hijacking a
bug report does not help anybody understanding what's going on.
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As far as I know, the gnome-system-tools are not affected as the whole
nopasswdlogin thing was introduced precisely in this package. The bug is
in the new gnome-control-center 3 users panel, which uses
accountsservice.
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Title:
proxy is no corrected
The obvious information to provide is the size of your screen in
pixels...
Anyway, gnome-system-tools is deprecated, replaced by the new GNOME
control center, so I don't think this will be fixed, sorry?
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Ping! ;-)
Sergey, can you commit any solution? Better get a fix than wait for ages
to be sure it's the best choice.
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Title:
Have you tried reinstalling ntpdate to check it's really its fault? I
don't see how it could create delays when logging in. Also please attach
/var/log/daemon.log and ~/.xsession-errors when the problem happens.
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See also bug 497318.
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That's a problem with the display manager used by Lubuntu, which should ship
with adapted PAM config files. See this bug for how it works:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=414862
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I don't understand the problem. Are you asked for password on login or
not? Obviously, this string can be Asked on login or Not asked on
login depending on how your account is configured.
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Hmm... Looks like the SelfConfig service does not start correclty. Can
you attach /var/log/messages right after reproducing the problem?
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There's this message:
file_locate_tool_failed::Couldn't find tool [mount.ecryptfs].
Could you try to install ecryptfs-utils?
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Can you also attach stb-users.log?
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Title:
An error occurred when trying to change the Full Name of my user
What's the normal use? This button is standard as it's provided by
GTK.
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Title:
Battery life estimation never comes around
To
So this is the real bug, not the other way round.
Anyway, I don't think the chances are high that anybody will fix this
kind of relatively minor bugs in 10.04. People are already too busy with
recent versions to backport such fixes to versions that are in
maintenance mode. Users management has
I no longer use Ubuntu, and if you ask me I don't really care. And I
couldn't guess from the original description whether the user files were
removed or not.
Anyway, I was completely mistaken by your report. There's no bug at all, just
try what I asked you:
What happens if you create a
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Title:
Disabling gdm-login kills X instantly
To manage
Did you check the folder was actually deleted? This makes no sense to
me, if the files are gone the keyring configuration is gone too; the
users tool has no power on this. What happens if you create a completely
new user?
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The question is, do you remove User123's home directory? If not, then
the exact same configuration will be used by the recreated user. That's
not a bug.
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Of course, you need to install gnome-network-admin, and it's been that
way for ages.
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Title:
System-Admin-Networking Change hostname trashes
Could you repeat the details you gave us upstream here?
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Could you make a choice at last? This bug is very annoying, and since
the solution is here, please decide fast about it. Thanks! ;-)
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What version are you using? I have implemented checks so that one cannot
remove itself from the admin group if he's the last admin years ago.
Could you check they don't work?
Anyway, Ubuntu doesn't use the gnome-system-tools by default anymore, so
maybe you think about gnome-control-center?
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Sorry, I should have made clear I was speaking from an upstream (GNOME)
point of view. I've not said Ubuntu wouldn't fix the problem (even if I
know they won't). Ubuntu ships a version of users-admin that's more than
a year old, so even if I fixed things upstream you wouldn't notice. My
advice (to
Alex: are you sure DVD drives with no region code set will trigger this
error message in 11.10? That would need to be reported upstream as a
separate bug.
Sally-Ann: see
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs
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Matthew: the automated codec installation already exists in Totem
actually. Just try to open a AAC file, and it will prompt you to install
the codec. The Fluendo DVD plugin should just be registered with the
correct information (to say: hey, I read encrypted DVDs), and Totem
should query for such
OK, the problem is, Fluendo doesn't sell a codec, but a full-fledged DVD
player that competes with Totem. So we can't install the required codecs
transparently. Something to check, though, is whether installing their
DVD player is enough to allow GStreamer apps like Totem to read
encrypted DVDs
ghomem: That's not the same bug, please file another report.
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Title:
gnome-about-me hang when changing passwords with libpam-cracklib
To
I think you should try installing the new 64-bit Flash 11, that will
probably solve the issue. Anyway, upstream doesn't support 2.30 now
(we're at 3.2), so they're probably not going to fix it now...
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Speaking as the (former) maintainer, this is really a bug in users-
admin, but it's no longer developed since it's been replaced with the
new GNOME control center applet upstream. (The new applet doesn't allow
setting a password-less account.) If the bug had been reported against
the
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Indeed. But users-admin is no longer developed, since it's been replaced
with the new GNOME control center applet upstream. (The new applet
doesn't allow setting a password-less account.)
I don't think the
Isn't it already the case in 11.10?
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Title:
Automatic login fails and computer hangs (Lucid)
To manage
Well, you're right, but that's not really a bug: it's just that the new
dialog isn't completely finished yet. Of course, it would have been good
to avoid regressions like that, but developers upstream are aware of the
problem, and keeping this bug open won't help them to fix it. They won't
bring
BTW, Ubuntu still hasn't packaged the gnome-system-tools 3.0, which were
released last spring. So I won't waste my time releasing a fix that
would never get included anyway...
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I don't remember the rationale for that restriction, if there is one.
users-admin is a cross-platform tool, so one would have to check that
all platforms allow upper case letters before making such a change.
Anyways, the gnome-system-tools are deprecated now, and nobody is
working on them, so I
The control center User accounts applets is the successor, but it
doesn't show groups to the user. Ideally, choosing whether users are
Admins or Normal should be enough for everything. If people need to user
groups, they must be able to use the command line, because only these
operations require
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Yes. Developers upstream think we can't legally point users to
instructions about installing illegal software. :-(
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Totem
That's most likely a permission problem. What does ls -l
/home/username/.ICEauthority say? How did you create the user? Could you
try creating another test user too?
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Sorry, I meant the output of ls -la /home/, i.e. to see the permissions set on
the home folder. If you do
sudo su gdm
touch/home/username/.ICEauthority
does it work?
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Yeah, the point of the GDM error is that it should be able to create it
on login if not present. Have a look at /var/log/gdm/* and at
~/.xesssion-errors and see whether there are more details.
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network-admin has been shipped in the gnome-network-admin package
separately for a while.
We should probably keep this bug open until we check it's fixed, but
since I don't maintain the gnome-system-tools anymore, and they've been
deprecated in GNOME 3.0, nothing will be fixed anyway. And some
Derek:
The criteria is that you hit this bug on a certain package. ;-)
I think most packages should be fixed, even if a small minority should keep
using allow_active: it can only be useful when e.g. managing hardware, sound,
mounted devices, etc. In these cases, only the current user should be
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Actually, that was fixed some time ago upstream as part of bug 221363,
but version 2.10.2 of the system-tools-backends was never uploaded to
Ubuntu. :-(
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network-admin shouldn't be run as root. The normal way is that you have
a button allowing you to authenticate as admin. In your case. I suspect
the PolicyKit authentication agent isn't running, which is why the
button text is disabled.
Run gnome-session-properties and make sure the Authentication
Upstream bug 537977 doesn't actually deal with the problem at stake
here: it's about converting FLACs to MP3s in order to burn them to a MP3
CD, not a classic audio CD.
I've filed a similar report today about a problem with FLAC files, so I
posted your file upstream too, and I'm changing the
This bug is surely fixed now, since Ubuntu has switched to a completely
different network system for many releases. So you can retry it now! ;-)
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polkit-gtk shouldn't link to GTK3, but to GTK2: polkit-gtk isn't needed
by GTK3 programs, since they have to use GtkLockButton to replace
PolkitLockButton. Linking to GTK2 is still the upstream default
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Timothy: That's not a reason to close the Paper cuts task and not the
Totem task. If there's no problem, both have to be closed.
That said, I strongly disagree: the error message is clearly not enough
to allow the user to make a correct choice. How would one find out that
it can buy a codec or
Thanks for the report, but users-admin is no longer developed upstream,
and has been replaced with a new user accounts tool in the GNOME control
center. In that tool, instead of an error message, an error icon is
shown in the confirmation entry, which I think fixes the problem you
raised.
**
users-admin is _dead_. So don't expect us to work on it anymore. File
bugs against the new control center if there are.
And any OS that suggests you to run a graphical session as root is dumb.
There are hundreds of ways a GUI can create security holes. Creating an
admin account that isn't root
I pointed the upstream maintainer to Andy's patch, and he just committed
something slightly improved.
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users-admin crashes on start because of mixed GTK2 and 3 symbols
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Changing password to something similar hangs
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I can't speak for packagers, but given the experience on this kind of
bug, I'd say never, unless somebody steps up and posts a debdiff.
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Status: New = Incomplete
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That's most likely a GNOME3 PPA bug then.
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users-admin crashes on start because of
users-admin isn't part of the stock GNOME3 experience, but it should
work if you still need it rather than the new users control panel.
The crash here comes from a bad packaging/build that mixes GTK2 and GTK3
symbols:
#2 0x7f87f66eca22 in g_logv (log_domain=0x7f87f95c779b Gtk,
It has probably not been removed at all. Just restart the users and
groups tool, and check that it's still present. Else, that's a bug in
the users menu.
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Yeah, probably, but this won't be fixed because users-admin is
deprecated upstream in favor the new GNOME 3 control center, which
doesn't have this problem.
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OK, thanks for the feedback!
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Open Tech: What?! This bug is fixed for a long time. Please open a new
report and include the output of the commands you listed above in the
description. And explain how you created this new user.
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The fact that you can log in as root doesn't mean you should. GDM
doesn't show the root user, and the root account is disabled by default
on Ubuntu, so you must have found this idea by yourself.
AFAIK, recovery mode only starts a console, so, yes, you should either
fix things from the console, or
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Yes, that's a problem unrelated to the packages themselves and affecting
several at the same time. Looks like something removed the files while
apt wasn't expecting it, or something.
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package python-gnomeapplet
Don't run it as root, like I said above, that's all. Anyway, you
shouldn't login graphically as root, so either create an admin account
for this kind of task, or use the commandline ('deluser guest').
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The bug is known upstream, we just need somebody to re-enable the needed
code. Please stop commenting, there's no point in giving any additional
information: you can only help by actually doing the work yourself...
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Status: Fix Released = Triaged
** Changed
Ben: Edit
/usr/share/polkit-1/actions/org.freedesktop.SystemToolsBackends.policy,
and replace all allow_active with allow_any. The fix isn't likely to
enter Natty at this point.
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Ben: Of course, you'll need to make the change for every action that
doesn't work. gdmsetup uses a different PolicyKit action. Have a look at
files in /usr/share/polkit-1/actions/ and try to guess what are the
files you need to edit. Then it's probably useful to file bugs so that
it's fixed
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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Title:
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
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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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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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
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 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/53132
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
Yeah, let's say it's been fixed since then. Thanks for the information.
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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,
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).
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Status: New = Triaged
** Also affects: gst
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed
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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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'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
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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Please open a new report, as this bug is fixed. And please attach the output of
rgrep default-applications /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/
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Fixed upstream with 2.91.90.
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Upstream pushed a fix in 2.91.4.
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Upstream said it is the intended behavior: users for which password has
expired shouldn't be allowed to authenticate until they have logged out
and in back, so that they change their password.
** Changed in: policykit (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged = Invalid
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