Public bug reported:
Similary behaviour of this bug was report in #1716159 and #1765261, but
still occured.
Step to reproduce :
- Login your Ubuntu 20.04 desktop session,
- Modifi the user password with User Pannel Settings,
- Select a User,
- Change his password with a new one containing some composed char like "ë"
or "ê" (composed by two keys for example "^" key + "e" key),
- Validate.
Now, the User is not abble to connect himself with gdm, because it never
allow the user fills the composed characters (nothing appends) in the
password field.
The user can login by using command line with the new password.
"password" cmd line produce same thing when use composed character, gdm
is still not able to manage composed character.
** Affects: gdm3 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1909479
Title:
Composed characteres are still not managed by gdm greeter
Status in gdm3 package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Similary behaviour of this bug was report in #1716159 and #1765261,
but still occured.
Step to reproduce :
- Login your Ubuntu 20.04 desktop session,
- Modifi the user password with User Pannel Settings,
- Select a User,
- Change his password with a new one containing some composed char like "ë"
or "ê" (composed by two keys for example "^" key + "e" key),
- Validate.
Now, the User is not abble to connect himself with gdm, because it
never allow the user fills the composed characters (nothing appends)
in the password field.
The user can login by using command line with the new password.
"password" cmd line produce same thing when use composed character,
gdm is still not able to manage composed character.
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