*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 124993 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/124993
I'm going to mark this as a duplicate of bug 124993 which has some more
information and been forwarded upstream already.
** Changed in: gnome-system-tools (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
** This bug
For those using 7.10 Gutsy I just added a GConfEditor page to the Ubuntu
wiki Community docs; when I simply ran it using "sudo gconf-editor" the
normal steps worked just fine as-is without hacks, altho there is still
the issue of the key value not being consistent between the help page
and the actu
No, I didn't run gconf-editor as root.
I just did it, and the stock (mispelled, lacking the underscore) "showall" key,
worked perfectly.
So at least we have this workaround, though it's much more complicated than
doing it on the command line... kinda defeats the purpose of having a GUI in
the f
To be absolutely sure: you do activate gconf-editor as root? If you activate it
as normal user it won't work.
Just do a "sudo gconf-editor" and follow the advice.
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[users-admin] Can't list all groups, 'lp' group not available
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/74984
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The problem is still there in Feisty... the user/group GUI still doesn't
let me list all groups... I still need to by pass the GUI and do it on
the command line, with the risk of screwing up my system (which I ahve
already done)...
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[users-admin] Can't list all groups, 'lp' group not available
** Tags added: users-admin
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[users-admin] Can't list all groups, 'lp' group not available
https://launchpad.net/bugs/74984
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Thanks to Peter for investigating !
I did the same exsperiments, and I can confirm: The option in gconf IS there,
and it doesn't work.
And if I create a show_all key, it works perfectly, and strangely this also
makes the stock showall option start working as well, somehow ! (though in
reverse: s
After further testing I have discovered that:
1. Users settings, when first started, doesn't show all users regardless
of gconf settings
2. If start Users settings and _then_ start gconf-editor and _then_
toggle the state of my newly added "show_all" (with underscore) setting,
this DOES cause Use
I'm also running Edgy and have the same problem.
The help text for Users settings says:
"
Users list
Shows the available users. depending on the gconf key
"/apps/gnome-system-tools/users/show_all" it will show the system users too.
"
however, when I ran gconf-editor, I found it had an entr
