Hey, piping stuff through gksu is not really supported. This is a severe
limitation I am trying to get fixed in gksu's new major version (gksu
PolicyKit): http://live.gnome.org/gksu.
[lunchpad doesn't seem to like webkitgtk+... it thinks I'm uploading a
0-sized file =), when I'm uploading nothing]
I believe lots of these problems are going to be solved by a version of
gksu that is mainloop-based, and that uses the policykit framework for
the actual authentication. How feasible is it for the Ubuntu guys to
plan for a switch to gksu policykit at this point in time?
http://live.gnome.org/gksu.
Hey, I will use this change upstream, yeah, thanks for the patch. I have
been wondering what your opinions regarding gksu policykit are, while
we're at it: http://live.gnome.org/gksu/
Thanks,
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It is supposed to print that, yeah; the problem here is sudo is giving
up the option to show whatever the pam module told it to display.
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How does pam_musclecard work when using sudo? You need to type in some
kind of code and then insert your card in a card reader?
I'm not familiar with smartcards, but I'd like to get this implemented
in gksu.
See you,
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FYI, I'm working on code that makes a lot more sense for fading when
gksu is running under a composited environment. That means we'll have a
much better experience with compiz/composited-metacity in the near
future.
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Flicker when fading back in after password prompt
https://launchpad.net/bugs/5
This is fixed in libgksu 1.9.7, FWIW.
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This is sudo not respecting the -p option when pam tells it to use
another prompt. I'll be happy with any help on how to detect the sudo
password prompt in a better way then is done today.
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The -p option is for sudo; it will replace sudo's password prompt for
something; in this case GNOME_SUDO_PASS. If you call sudo -p
GNOME_SUDO_PASS ls it must present you that prompt, but if pam tells it
to use something else, it will just ignore this. We probably need to
patch sudo to respect this
Is a fix for this already uploaded somewhere? We have this problem in
several of our servers running Dapper LTS here where I work, and we had
some downtime for this reason already (people upgraded the kernel and
the network module which we installed manually was not accordingly
reinstalled). We sea
I agree... this is done like this to let applications calling gksu know
if an error to the process of scaling privileges has happened. We could
change that to a message printed to stderr instead, and make gksu return
the error code returned by the application. What do you think, Michael?
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I've somehow broken startup notification code while reorganizing gksu
inner workings; the attached patch fixed the problem for Debian Etch.
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Reported and fixed here:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=606280
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/503868
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I have this same problem with a new pci card I bought for my desktop
computer. Since it's a desktop computer that is only going to connect to
my single AP, I don't really care about roaming, so I cooked a patch to
replicate the behaviour of the one posted here earlier for newer
NetworkManager versi
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