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PK 0.8.x has been removed from the Saucy queue again...
So this is "Fix Committed" again :-(
I will now only close this bug again if some release from the 0.8 series is
available in the repos, or leave it up to the Ubuntu people to close this bug.
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well done.
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Ubuntu Saucy has just merged a release from the 0.8.x series, so this is fixed
in Ubuntu too now :-) (just waiting in the queue)
Cheers,
Matthias
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ok, let's wait other 6 mounts...
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Execute it with superuser rights :P
Ubuntu did not include PackageKit 0.8.x, but only this series contains my patch
to use pkttyagent.
You can try the packages from Debian Experimental (but they might not work on
Ubuntu) or wait for the next Ubuntu.
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Ok, testing time: I've executed the upgrade from 12.04 to 12.10 on my
server, but I still get that error, someting went wrong?
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Btw, Jonathan Conder is doing a great job for PackageKit on Arch - he's
the right person to speak to stuff regarding this ;-)
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No, I'm no ArchLinux developer and I haven't made changes on the alpm backend.
But if a backend exists, PackageKit will work with it.
There exists a community-maintained PackageKit package, which is pretty
up-to-date:
http://www.archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/packagekit/
You can try this
sure.
Ps: I've noticed that the same command is not supported on ArchLinux
(pacman, alpm) are you the right person to ask about?
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:-)
Btw, of course I man Ubuntu R* :P
2012/9/19 fabioamd87 :
> Many thanks! Keep on the good work!
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Many thanks! Keep on the good work!
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You'll have this feature in PackageKit 0.8.4, which will come in Ubuntu
K*
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No, they're the same. My current patch used pkttyagent directly (was lots of
new code!), but using the PolKit API is much better.
I'll change the code, so we will have this feature working in PackageKit >=
0.8.3.
Thanks!
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from: http://hal.freedesktop.org/docs/polkit/polkit-apps.html
If a PolicyKit application wants to handle the case where no
authentication agent exists (for example if the app is launched via a
ssh(1) login), it is trivial for the application to use the
PolkitAgentTextListener class to spawn its ow
That's exactly what I'll implement soon ;-)
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Am Dienstag, den 05.06.2012, 17:31 + schrieb Matthias Klumpp:
> Hi!
> I found a solution for this, but it will require some bigger changes in PK.
> I'll implement everything for the upcoming 0.8.1 release, which might become
> available in Quantal, as soon as it is ready.
> Thanks for report
Hi!
I found a solution for this, but it will require some bigger changes in PK.
I'll implement everything for the upcoming 0.8.1 release, which might become
available in Quantal, as soon as it is ready.
Thanks for reporting this bug and bringing the issue up again!
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Am Sonntag, den 03.06.2012, 15:16 + schrieb Matthias Klumpp:
> Yes, this is the whole problem. but maybe we can at least show a
> message indicating this issue or find some other solution, because
> this behaviour is highly confusing for new users.
You can inspect is_challenged parameter of t
Okay, looks like someone implemented terminal support some time ago -
I'll have to speak to some people, maybe we'll have a result on this
soon :-)
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I'm thinking about simply asking a password like sudo.
I've read that packagekit uses policykit, so why pkcon, that is a
terminal application, require a KDE or GNOME authentication window?
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Am Sonntag, den 03.06.2012, 15:36 + schrieb fabioamd87:
> is possible in the future to have an agent of policykit for the
> terminal?
I don't think so. Would be quite complex since a terminal doesn't
support multiple windows.
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Importance: Low => Wishlist
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is possible in the future to have an agent of policykit for the
terminal?
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Am Sonntag, den 03.06.2012, 15:03 + schrieb fabioamd87:
> thanks, right now I just would like standard commands to manage all my
> differents distros so I want to help in this, I would like this to be a
> constructive bug report to improve packagekit support.
Actually this is more the kind of
Yes, this is the whole problem. but maybe we can at least show a
message indicating this issue or find some other solution, because
this behaviour is highly confusing for new users.
I'll need to find out if something in this direction can be done :-)
Thank you for the bug report, btw!
Cheers,
Ma
Am Sonntag, den 03.06.2012, 14:41 + schrieb fabioamd87:
> I give this command in ssh on an Ubuntu 12.04 machine. it just exit.
This is not supported because there isn't any policykit agent in the
terminal session available. You could adjust the privileges in the
policykit configuration to all
thanks, right now I just would like standard commands to manage all my
differents distros so I want to help in this, I would like this to be a
constructive bug report to improve packagekit support.
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Okay, I need to investigate that. In the meantime, just execute pkcon
with sudo, then you should get authorization ;-)
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I give this command in ssh on an Ubuntu 12.04 machine. it just exit.
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What happens exactly, when you try to do this? Do you get other messages
or does this just exit?
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Do you have a PolKit frontend (PolKit-KDE or PolKit-GNOME) installed?
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