** Description changed: - 1. Try to login up to `allowed-failures` setting using wrong password - 2. Continue writing a password as soon as the interface is sensitive again - 3. The interface will go back to user selction - 4. Select your user and gdm will try to start the authentication + [ Impact ] + + Login could be delayed while a loging with a wrong password could be + retried. See the screencast https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome- shell/uploads/9e74e74b81ef4d986a77b728e010af37/out.webm See upstream issue https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell/issues/311 + + 1. Try to login up to `allowed-failures` defined with a positive value and + using wrong password + 2. Continue writing a password as soon as the interface is sensitive again + 3. The interface will go back to user selection + 4. Select your user and gdm will try to start the authentication + + [ Test case ] + + 1. Try to login using a wrong password (assuming `allowed-failures` setting is default) + 2. Continue writing a password as soon as the interface is sensitive again + 3. The interface will go back to user selection + 4. Select your user again + 5. The password field is active and you can properly write the password with no wait + + [ Regression potential ] + + Login questions which might have been already requested on more complex + pam configurations could not be properly handled (requesting answers + again). + + Login/Unlock retries could not be handled properly.
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