** Description changed:
Use case:
- System Settings needs to be able to change the user's password. Currently, it
reads and writes to /etc/bin/passwd
+ System Settings needs to be able to change the user's password. Currently, it
reads and writes to /usr/bin/passwd (pipe).
What happens:
- Can't find an interface in snapd/interfaces/builtin/, and I assume that the
USS snap's copy of /etc/bin/passwd won't actually work in proper confinement.
+ Can't find an interface in snapd/interfaces/builtin/, and I assume that the
USS snap's copy of /usr/bin/passwd won't actually work in proper confinement.
What should happen:
An interface should exist, giving System Settings the ability to change used
password.
** Changed in: snapd (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Triaged
** Changed in: snapd (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => High
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Create interface for changing current user password
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