P.S. This doesn't work unless you create a file at "/usr/share/pam-
configs/mkhomedir", containing the following:
Name: Create home directory during login
Default: yes
Priority: 0
Session-Type: Additional
Session-Final:
requiredpam_mkhomedir.soskel=/etc/skel umask=0022 silent
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Sorry, it wasn't actually working for me, it was doing nothing, because
I forgot to install the mkhomedir file for pam. I've attached a patch
that fixes it properly this time. Either pam-auth-update has really
changed, or the original author didn't read the man page. "pam-auth-
update" doesn't take
--uninstall is working fine for me, on my patched 3.3.4 client. Not sure
about the latest version.
log output:
root@trusty:/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/ipapython/platform/debian#
ipa-client-install --uninstall
certmonger failed to start: Command '/usr/sbin/service certmonger start '
returne
Sorry, I just saw your comment now. I believe the pam-auth-update code
is necessary if we want to use the 'mkhomedir' option, right? Otherwise
that line won't be added to the PAM config
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Here's the fix for the final error in
"ipapython/platform/debian/auth.py". After applying this patch, the
whole installation process works like a charm.
Changes:
* Need to import ipautil
* Use continue to remove extra '--package ' args from empty strings
* Need to return args at the end of the fu
Hello,
I've run into this issue too, on Ubuntu 14.04. I managed to figure out
that this is caused by a different version of the python-kerberos
package. The authGSSClientInit method signature has changed.
I checked out the "release-3-3-4" tag in git, and made the following
change to fix it:
Still happening for me.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/209243
Title:
opens two instances of the same file when using some themes
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I am on Ubuntu 11.04. If I start gedit on startup or from the panel, and then
invoke gedit with a file from the CLI, it opens a new instance.
However, if I start gedit from the CLI, and then open a file from the CLI, the
same instance is shared.
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