On Thursday, 8 August 2019 12:00:34 PDT Franklin, Jason wrote:
> However, after trying several invocations, I can't get the tool to behave as
> expected (i.e., take a password on stdin and exit with 0/1 on success/
> failure).
That's because the tool does not take the password on stdin.
$ /usr/li
Alexander Potashev ha scritto:
> пт, 9 авг. 2019 г. в 21:57, Miroslav Špehar :
>> i would like to check if there is some interest into including SQL tool into
>> KDE and helping with development. So far the project has (had) two
>> developers, me and asw-dev (from github, do not know his actual n
пт, 9 авг. 2019 г. в 21:57, Miroslav Špehar :
> i would like to check if there is some interest into including SQL tool into
> KDE and helping with development. So far the project has (had) two
> developers, me and asw-dev (from github, do not know his actual name).
>
> This was started because,
Hi all,
i would like to check if there is some interest into including SQL tool
into KDE and helping with development. So far the project has (had) two
developers, me and asw-dev (from github, do not know his actual name).
This was started because, afaik, there is no application in Qt5 that fits
Ello y'all. Considering that Breeze GTK's maintainer stepped down and I've
been doing a fair amount of work related to it (yay colorschemes for GTK3),
ngraham suggested that I should take over maintainership, and that's a pretty
good idea.
So I'll be doing that idea (taking over maintainership).
Greetings,
I'm looking for help with debugging the kcheckpass program that is used for
validating passwords in the KDE screenlocker.
It seems to me that the best method for this would be to invoke "kcheckpass"
directly in the terminal under GDB so that its interaction with my system's
PAM modu
