This also affects me!
Ubuntu Focal Fossa updated until right now;
Dell Inspiron 15 5590 Laptop;
Intel® Core™ i7-10510U CPU.
I just use a simple P2 headphone.
When plugged, audio doesn't sound out and mic doesn't capture in until I go to
Gnome Control Center > Sound and change to the other input
Yeah, I may have made a mistake. I've made many tryes before. And It only
worked when I've undone all the procedures.
I guess editing greeter.dconf-defaults is much better too. It's safier and
easier to make automated config across many installations.
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Hmmm Now I've just made a new clean OS reinstall. Installed all apt updates
available right now (including dconf-cli_0.26.0-2ubuntu3,
dconf-gsettings-backend_0.26.0-2ubuntu3 and dconf-service_0.26.0-2ubuntu3).
Followed straightly gnome's webpage instructions. It worked as expected! Then
I followed straightly all the steps (https://help.gnome.org/admin
/system-admin-guide/stable/login-userlist-disable.html.en). A database
similar to yours was created at /etc/dconf/db/gdm.
The first time I edited /etc/gdm3/greeter.dconf-defaults It did not work. Then
I undone what I have done
If any of you think it valuable, I can make new tests.
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Title:
gdm3 disable-user-list does not work bionic
Status in
That's It!
I've tested a iso image generated early today and edited
/etc/gdm3/greeter.dconf-defaults.
Thanks!
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The documentation is equal to the online one.
Does it mean It needs a correction with new procedures?
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Title:
gdm3
Not only CPU. It (very) quickly skyrocket RAM memmory usage until system
completely slow down and eventually running out of RAM.
I'm running a vanilla installation of artful inside a VirtualBox.
Ubuntu Artful Aardvark (development branch)
Linux vbox 4.12.0-13-generic #14-Ubuntu SMP Sat Sep 2
Hello, folks, the problem is now solved.
The problem was caused by a script located at /usr/share/libpam-
script/pam_script_auth, triggered by libpam-script (manpages: pam.d and
pam-script). This script allows some extra verifications using user's
password. It must be used very carefully, not
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