Sounds reasonable. Let's check it when the change reaches Ubuntu.
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No users appear in settings
To manage
> @Sebastien: If g-c-c does not know about any users, to which user
would it grant access to "Unlock"?
The currently logged in user, if g-c-c is started there has to be an
active user owning the session
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@Sebastien: If g-c-c does not know about any users, to which user would
it grant access to "Unlock"?
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No
On 2020-05-05 09:46, Krister wrote:
> Is it possible that Unity used this as a way to hide users from the
> login screen? I believe I remember having that as an option at some
> point.
Changing to "SystemAccount=true" is indeed a way (workaround) to hide a
user from the login screen when using
This machine has gone through all successive upgrades of all versions
(not just LTS) since 2014. This is probably some incompatibility between
some version of the Unity and Gnome. Is it possible that Unity used this
as a way to hide users from the login screen? I believe I remember
having that as
I don't think unity/lightdm change user account details, there was a
greeter option to list/hide users but that was just lightdm
configuration.
thanks for upstreaming https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-
center/-/issues/988 , they have proposed a fix for review now so that
should address
you're welcome, it's still confusing that it was flagged as system user
before ... did you have another shell set or something non standard?
also there seems to be a bug that the status of system being true or
false isn't revisited if the user change
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So, it's created with "false", and everything is back to normal...
thank you Sebastien!
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hum, so /var/lib/AccountsService/users/kms has SystemAccount=true for
some reason ... if you delete that file does it get re-created with the
same value?
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=> grep kms /etc/passwd
kms:x:1001:501:Krister Swenson,,,:/home/kms:/bin/bash
=> sudo more /var/lib/AccountsService/users/kms
[User]
Session=
FormatsLocale=fr_FR.UTF-8
XSession=ubuntu-wayland
Icon=/home/kms/.face
SystemAccount=true
[InputSource0]
xkb=us+mac
[InputSource1]
xkb=fr
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Could you copy the /etc/passwd line for the user not listed?
What's the content of /var/lib/AccountsService/users/ ?
Accountsservice does some filtering on things like having a valid shell
Could you also include the log of?
$ /usr/lib/accountsservice/accounts-daemon --debug
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The screenshot with shows no button when no user is listed sounds like a
valid bug, it should allow to unlock/add the user as stated in the
screen, could you report that upstream on https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME
/gnome-control-center/issues ?
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Can't really tell. But it's obvious that you have the ability to
configure your user, and also did so. We don't have the information
needed to say if the configuration you did is of such a nature that
gnome-control-center ought to recognize it.
So if you take a newly created user (which g-c-c
I have a user with uid 1001 that doesn't show up in the gnome-control-
center. Is this not a bug?
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Then Settings is more allowing than I thought.
But if the uid is 500, you either set that explicitly now or have
previously changed some configuration file.
So I still don't see any reproducible gnome-control-center bug.
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The new user appears in the control center. The unlock button also
appears now.
The funny thing is that the new user's uid is 500:
=> id -u test
500
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Ok..
Can you please also try with creating an additional user from command
line as I suggested?
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I did reboot before trying. Nothing changed with gnome-control-center.
I used "usermod" to change the uid.
Then I used "find / -user 501 -exec chown -h kms {} \;" to change any other
files in the filesystem.
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On 2020-05-02 18:49, Krister wrote:
> Boy, that's strange.
Really? Only you can tell how it happened. ;)
> But I should be able to add a user nonetheless, right?
Not via the GUI, since it's not aware of users with id < 1000.
One option is to add a new admin user from command line:
sudo
I've changed my UID to 1001 but continue to have the same problem with
the settings.
=> id -u kms
1001
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Boy, that's strange.
But I should be able to add a user nonetheless, right?
The users screen gives me no option to add a user.
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On 2020-05-02 17:56, Krister wrote:
> => id -u kms
> 501
That's most likely the explanation. Ubuntu and GNOME expect the user id
of a regular user to be 1000 or above. So if you change the id, your
user will show up in Settings.
Closing this bug.
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=> id -u kms
501
On Sat, May 2, 2020 at 4:30 PM Gunnar Hjalmarsson <
1876...@bugs.launchpad.net> wrote:
> So no messages at all as a result of the first command, is that correct?
>
> What's your user id? Can be found through this command:
>
> id -u kms
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So no messages at all as a result of the first command, is that correct?
What's your user id? Can be found through this command:
id -u kms
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Also, can you please run this command:
sudo ls /var/lib/AccountsService/users
and show us what it outputs.
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=> gnome-control-center user-accounts
-- kms@praxis:~
=> sudo ls /var/lib/AccountsService/users
[sudo] password for kms:
gdm kms
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Can you please start gnome-control-center from terminal via this
command:
gnome-control-center user-accounts
and let us know about possible warning and error messages.
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