Public bug reported:
In Ubuntu Noble, I install authd 0.2.1, switch to a different TTY and
try to log in.
I enter my user name and I am asked
> Select your provider
>
> 1: local
I click <Enter> and am asked for the password. After entering it I
expect to eventually get a shell, but after installing Authd I can wait
minutes and end up with nothing (as if it were validating the password).
If I enter wrong credentials I get "login incorrect" and a new user name
prompt, which is the correct behavior.
I get the same question asked when using 'sudo' but there it works.
** Affects: authd (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2061850
Title:
Can't authenticate in TTY after installing authd, but sudo works
Status in authd package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
In Ubuntu Noble, I install authd 0.2.1, switch to a different TTY and
try to log in.
I enter my user name and I am asked
> Select your provider
>
> 1: local
I click <Enter> and am asked for the password. After entering it I
expect to eventually get a shell, but after installing Authd I can
wait minutes and end up with nothing (as if it were validating the
password).
If I enter wrong credentials I get "login incorrect" and a new user
name prompt, which is the correct behavior.
I get the same question asked when using 'sudo' but there it works.
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