** Changed in: gksu (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Michael Vogt (mvo) => (unassigned)
** Changed in: gksu (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Won't Fix
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Within gksu itself, you now get a message on stderr if the wrong
password is entered, but that typically won't be visible when it's
started by some other program. So this bug could be considered fixed in
update-manager, but arguably still open in gksu, depending on whether
it's considered to be gk
This seems to be fixed in current Maverick, where it's apparently
using polkit rather than gksudo(?) You get "authentication failed" in
the password dialog and can either try again or cancel.
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The issue reported in #5 is occurring for me in 10.04.
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I can still reproduce the behaviour of comment #5 in karmic.
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Martin, is this still a problem for you? It seems to work (now).
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I get similar behaviour when mistyping my password to install updates.
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This seems to be still broken for me in Karmic:
0. Run 'sudo -k'
1. Start update-manager
2. Click 'check'
3. Dialog asking for my password
4. Enter something that's not my password, press enter
5. Update-manager displays a little progress dialog while reloading the package
list
There's no error
This particular problem is now fixed in ubuntu.
update-manager runs as the normal user (just the backend runs as root)
and when gksu gets a wrong passowrd it will display that in the UI and
offer a second attempt.
@Martin: its true that it does not show a error anymore if a empty
passowrd is give
In Intrepid, if you enter the wrong password, there's no error message
at all.
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Still present on Feisty...
** Changed in: gksu (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed => Confirmed
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