> Ah, I might have warned y'alls about that. Because > the KDE stuff is built and > installed as a plain user, the desktop locking stuff > is not installed setuid > root. And that needs to check your password -- which > then fails. You can > chown root:bin + chmod 4755 the relevant binaries > (don't know which those are > off the top of my head) and test from there, but ISTR > that there was an issue > even then. So keep a second machine handy and/or be > prepared to > ctrl-alt-backspace.
In kde3 the relevant program to make suid to allow unlocking was kcheckpass, don't know if that changed in kde4. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
