On Friday 02 October 2009, Ladislav Bonita wrote:
> Happens to me on almost fresh install of Kubuntu 9.10 beta in vmware virtual
> machine.
> Accessing "Add and remove software" through systemsettings, and trying to
> click "refresh" in "software updates" it gives me error dialog "You do not
> h
On Tue Sep 22 10:14:09 UTC 2009 Steve Kroon wrote:
> Perhaps that component doesn't call the gnome stuff
> if it's not invoked from within kpackagekit?
I don't really see how that is possible. If it is using the kde one
then it should be equally as happy using the GNOME one.
Thanks,
James
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On Tue Sep 22 06:06:19 UTC 2009 Steve Kroon wrote:
> This indicates a dependency on policykit-kde OR policykit-gnome. And
> apparently I do have policykit-gnome installed (it's marked for Automatic
> installation):
Ah, spotted. That means you should have been getting the GNOME prompt at
least. Do
On Mon Sep 21 07:44:15 UTC 2009 Steve Kroon wrote:
> Yes. I installed policykit-kde, and now an authentication pop-up
> appears.
Good.
I am curious how you didn't have policykit-kde installed given that kpackagekit
depends on it?
Thanks,
James
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[jaunty] kpackagekit doesn't prompt for user
On Thu Sep 17 15:15:56 UTC 2009 Steve Kroon wrote:
> 1) Policykit-kde is not installed, it seems:
Ok, if you install that package does the problem go away?
Thanks,
James
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[jaunty] kpackagekit doesn't prompt for user password
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/353278
You received this bug notifi
On Thu Sep 17 14:03:13 UTC 2009 Steve Kroon wrote:
> However, I found out that when I run update-notifier-kde on the command-
> line, at the stage where I usually get this error message, there is a
> prompt for user information on the command line. Filling that in works,
> and the upgrade goes thr
Leo Milano wrote:
> Surprise, the bug is _still_ gone after downgrading those packages (and
> I am sure they were downgraded). In fact, I rebooted after trying again,
> because I was afraid there could be some environment variable still
> hanging from your new packages.
>
> I also tried to to purg
Leo Milano wrote:
> Arrg, I hate to say this (as weird as it sounds) but it's still fixed
> with the jw4 packages
That's not necessarily a bad thing :-)
Could you please verify that the bug comes back if you force downgrade
to the jaunty packages?
sudo aptitude install libpolkit-dbus2=0.9-2ubu
Leo Milano wrote:
> @James: FIXED! Your packages simply fixed it here:
>
> * I added you ppa @ my sources.list
> * Updated from Synaptic, and I got the Icon from Update Notifier on my sys
> tray
> * Of course, these updates were your packages, and Update Notifier failed to
> upgrade (I just did
On Wed, 2009-04-29 at 17:00 +, m4v wrote:
> > polkit-auth --obtain org.freedesktop.packagekit.system-update
>
> for me it just hangs there without showing any output, after several
> minutes it will output
>
> Attempting to obtain authorization for
> org.freedesktop.packagekit.system-update.
On Wed, 2009-04-29 at 06:23 +, d2globalinc wrote:
> Having same issue - will not prompt for password - just comes back with
> Failed message in gui.. Output from terminal is: Select user: Failed to
> obtain authorization for org.freedesktop.packagekit.system-update.
> Authentification error
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