A refinement (in 10.10 2.6.35-25-generic #44-Ubuntu) is that whilst the
dialog is locked for mouse input, it is still possible to TAB around to
action the buttons which otherwise are not accessible via the mouse.
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This is extremely annoying and still happening in Maverick.
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When two users are logged in at the same time and one logs out, gdm drops back
to the locked-screen dialog of the other user, which works only to unlock the
session.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/208111
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This should've been marked Triaged by myself, as there should be enough
information here for a developer to take a look at this and debug it.
Thank you guys.
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Triaged
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When two users are logged in at the same time and one logs out, gdm dro
gdm 2.28.1-0ubuntu2
When second user logout the first user's session appears without password
check.
The workaround is to enable screensaver. But I do not need screensaver.
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When two users are logged in at the same time and one logs out, gdm drops back
to the locked-screen dialog of the oth
Confirmed in Karmic with gdm 2.27.4-0ubuntu11. The only thing you can do
is enter your password and hit enter, none of the buttons are clickable.
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When two users are logged in at the same time and one logs out, gdm drops back
to the locked-screen dialog of the other user, which works only to u
I can confirm this in Jaunty. If 2 users are logged in, and 1 logs out, the
locked screen dialog only allows you to type a password to unlock it. The
buttons are locked, i.e. Leave Message, Unlock, etc.
Marking as Confirmed - Medium Importance - medium severity with core
application.
** Change
If logout would be followed by gdm-greeter, there would not be an option
to return to a session. Anyway, I can't reproduce the second part. I
mean all the buttons work in gnome-screensaver (Version:
2.24.0-0ubuntu2) unlock dialog. (gdm Version: 2.20.8-0ubuntu3). I am
using Intrepid.
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When two u
Both elements of this bug still occur for me:
1) On logout if 2 or more users are logged in I am returned to the locked
screen dialog instead of the gdm-greeter.
2) When I reach the locked screen dialog through the steps above it is not
possible to click any of the buttons. Workarounds if you do
do you still get the issue in intrepid?
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When two users are logged in at the same time and one logs out, gdm drops back
to the locked-screen dialog of the other user, which works only to unlock the
session.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/208111
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** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
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When two users are logged in at the same time and one logs out, gdm drops back
to the locked-screen dialog of the other user, which works only to unlock the
session.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/208111
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A slightly easier workaround is to just press alt+s at the locked
screen.
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When two users are logged in at the same time and one logs out, gdm drops back
to the locked-screen dialog of the other user, which works only to unlock the
session.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/208111
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I'd like to confirm this.
Steps to reproduce:
1) Have multiple users
2) Login as one of them
3) Switch users and login as someone else
4) Logout from the second user
a) You will be incorrectly taken to the screen lock display for the
first user. I believe this is a bug in itself, you should be t
I forgot to mention, I'm running into this bug on Hardy, no data on
Gutsy or previous.
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When two users are logged in at the same time and one logs out, gdm drops back
to the locked-screen dialog of the other user, which works only to unlock the
session.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/208111
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