Yep, suspicious indeed. I built gdm3 with that function disabled:
https://launchpad.net/~gunnarhj/+archive/ubuntu/gdm3
And yes, that's it. You nailed it Olivier; thanks a lot!
Why didn't I see it when looking at that file many months ago... :(
Anyway, I have submitted a MP.
** Changed in: gdm3
** Branch linked: lp:~gunnarhj/gdm/language-switching
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Title:
Switching language and forma
I added a FOOBAR variable to both ~/.pam_environment and
/etc/default/locale, with different values in each file, and after
logging in the value is the one from ~/.pam_environment. So I don't
think gdm sources /etc/default/locale after ~/.pam_environment. However
variables LANG, LANGUAGE and LC_* a
/usr/share/language-tools/save-to-pam-env is the script that writes to
~/.pam_environment with an incorrect syntax.
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/etc/pam.d/gdm-launch-environment is run as user gdm, so it's not what
we're interested in.
/etc/pam.d/gdm-password appears to be what sets the environment upon
user login.
When adding some logging to that module, I'm seeing the following:
pam_env(gdm-password:session): username=ubuntu
pam_env(g
Wonder if there is a problem with this code:
https://git.gnome.org/browse/gdm/tree/daemon/gdm-session-worker.c#n993
@Steve: gdm3 seems to not read ~/.pam_environment. Do you possibly have
an idea off the top of your head?
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Title:
About this computer do
Public bug reported:
Selecting "About this computer" from the power indicator doesn't
actually show the about tab.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 17.10
Package: indicator-session 17.3.20+17.10.20170717.1-0ubuntu3
ProcVersionSignature: User Name 4.13.0-12.13-generic 4.13.3
Uname: Linux 4.1
In /etc/pam.d/gdm-launch-environment:
session requiredpam_env.so readenv=1 user_readenv=1
envfile=/etc/default/locale
In pam_env.c (handle_env function), the env should be set from
/etc/default/locale and then overridden by ~/.pam_environment. If I add
the 'debug' parameter to the mod
Colter, I addressed your use case in my 2009-10-02 comment: to
reiterate, you can’t reliably use an asynchronous notification API to
give synchronous feedback on events like volume/brightness change,
because your notification might be queued behind dozens of others. If it
happens to work with notif
Just happened after the latest round of updates that required a reboot.
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I didn't click "Apply System-Wide". When I changed the language in g-c-c
/etc/default/locale was written to (LANG and LANGUAGE were updated). I
agree that this is unexpected behaviour though, I wouldn't expect the
current user's setting to be applied system-wide unless explicitly
requested.
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To clarify: I used the g-c-c interface to switch language. If I had
clicked "Manage Installed Languages" to open Language Support and then
clicked "Apply System-Wide", /etc/default/locale would have been updated
too. But that 'does not count'. Language Support is available to work
around the fact t
The /etc/default/locale file was not altered when I just tested on an
updated artful.
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Olivier: Is /etc/default/locale written to also?? That's not what
Sebastien and I observed. I'll go to a (relatively) fresh artful install
and recheck then.
If that's the case, the issue may not be so urgent. But it's poor
design, since it means that if a user changes language, s/he changes it
for
Testing in an up-to-date artful VM, when switching languages in g-c-c,
both LANG and LANGUAGE are updated in both ~/.pam_environment and
/etc/default/locale.
That VM is an artful install that has been updated daily, not an upgrade
from a previous release.
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