o `allow_any` rule for many actions, but I don't know what this
entails (if it is an implicit `no`, `auth_admin`, etc...).
Note that we have a catch-all rule defined at `polkit-wheel` in
gnu/services/desktop.scm that says that administrative users are exactly
the users in the group `wheel`. That means that when Polkit needs to
authenticate an administrative user, it will ask for your own password
if you're in the `wheel` group, but you still need to reauthenticate,
you cannot bypass that check.
I hope this clears up how Polkit works, and why the action is denied.
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lkit to prompt the user for a password. There are many, see [1]. You
can test whether the agent is properly set-up by simply running `pkexec
echo "Hello"`, pkexec being roughly the equivalent of `sudo`, but using
Polkit for permission checking.
[1] https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Polkit#Authentication_agents
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an hyphenation that require similar treatment.
I don't really know how we could fix this: maybe build the formats with
all the hyphenation packages enabled?
> That said, I don't know what would be the best way to contribute.
I think fixing step by step all the packages you find to be
but
> apparently this is not realistic:
As for LUKS2 support in Grub, as long as you use PBKDF2 it should now be
supported by HEAD.
Best,
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is in? Do not be shy and drop
> an email; off-list possibly.
I will be there! When will you arrive in Toulouse?
Best,
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