On Sunday 07 January 2007 09:00, Ana Guerrero wrote: > Thanks for the info. I just found out this option is offered in the Control > Center if you have installed kde-guidance, so i'm reasssigning the bug to > this package.
I have looked into this bug quickly.
It seems to be the following:
kde-guidance creates a temporary file (with whatever umask is set to, in
larrys case to 077) so the temporary file is with 0600 permissions.
Then kde-guidance looks at group and owner of /etc/passwd and sets the same
group and owner on the temporary file - and finally moves the temporary file
over to /etc/passwd.
I am not very good at python, so my analyzis might be wrong.
At least I tried the following patch which absolutely didn't work (it didn't
do any harm either)
--- kde-guidance-0.7.0.orig/userconfig/unixauthdb.py
+++ kde-guidance-0.7.0/userconfig/unixauthdb.py
@@ -828,6 +828,7 @@
#print u._getPasswdEntry()
os.close(fd)
os.chown(tmpname, origstat.st_uid, origstat.st_gid)
+ os.chmod(tmpname, origstat.s_imode)
# Update the passwd file
passwordlock = os.open(self.__passwordfile, os.O_WRONLY) # FIXME
encoding
(I guess it is my python syntax that is wrong, but someone with better python
might be able to correct it)
/Sune
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