Am 25.05.2014 17:15, schrieb Michael Biebl: > Am 25.05.2014 15:32, schrieb Woody: >> Laurent Bigonville wrote: >>> Woody wrote: >>>> I see also a broken behaviour. I am doing a dual boot - with and >>>> without systemd. >>>> Till the libpolkit-backend has been linked against systemd, it has >>>> worked just fine. >>>> >>>> The problem is now that backend is trying to blindly use systemd, and >>>> fails if systemd is not running as init. With that change the user >>>> authentication for network-manager or pcmanfm mounting are broken - >>>> there is just a pcmanfm msgbox "Not Authorized". >>>> >>>> So *libpolkit-backend should first try to verify if systemd is an >>>> init program, and if not - do not try to use it for authentication* - >>>> it will definitely fail - so there is no point doing so. >>>> >>>> I understand that running without systemd is not a typical Debian >>>> installation, but dependence on systemd should not be a mandatory for >>>> Debian breaking everything either. >>> The only thing that policykit expects is a registered logind session >>> (you can use loginctl command to check if it exists), not systemd as >>> PID1. Moreover, network-manager also using logind for session tracking >>> since 0.9.8.8-1. >>> >> My point is that if I overwrite the libpolkit-backend 1.0.5-5 with the >> .so from 1.0.5-4 - the network manager and pcmanfm manage to >> authenticate (probably using consolekit) >>>> It is an important bug. >>> Could you please check if you have a logind session registered. Also >>> which DM are you using to login? >> Laurent, no DM. Imagine an embedded system starting X first, asking >> questions (and services ;-0) later... Here is the logincmd data : >> >> /woody> loginctl list-sessions >> SESSION UID USER SEAT >> c1 1000 user seat0 >> >> 1 sessions listed. >> >> /woody> loginctl session-status c1 >> c1 - user (1000) >> Since: Mon 2014-05-19 12:41:21 EDT; 5 days ago >> Leader: 1475 (su) >> Seat: seat0; vc1 >> TTY: /dev/tty1 >> Remote: user root >> Service: su; type tty; class user
And please don't login as root and use su to start the X session, but login as your regular user and then run startx, so the session is properly tracked. Michael -- Why is it that all of the instruments seeking intelligent life in the universe are pointed away from Earth?
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