Looks like a duplicate of bug #708829
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1505769
Title:
Contents of files saved to FTP are not preserved
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@kode54 Re: comment #5
The link gives 404 now!? https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xorg/meta shows
not issues at all. Probably they were moved but where?
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I have now removed the "marked as a duplicate of bug 1789523".
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 1789523
The ssh-agent launcher script fails to relaunch ssh-agent
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1789523 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1789523
@vanugt I fail to see how bug 1789523 could be a duplicate since I have
shown that ssh-agent is running and working. It just fails to call ssh-
askpass in some cases.
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Public bug reported:
Ubuntu uses ssh-agent from OpenSSH which supports adding keys by means
of `ssh-add -c` indicating that keys "should be subject to confirmation
before being used for authentication. In Ubuntu 18.10 this fails with
the error
sign_and_send_pubkey: signing failed: agent
I have tried to reproduce the bug in Ubuntu 18.10, Ubuntu 18.04.1 and
Lubuntu 18.04.1. In none of the 3 systems the bug showed.
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I tried `Exec=nm-applet --indicator` on a Lubuntu 18.04 w/ current
updates. After reboot still 2 icons were shown on the panel.
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Observed the same, couldn't create/add a new user. The hint for the
strength switches directly from too short to not good enough and
stays there no matter how complex or long the password is.
@johnaaronsore: Set password with `passwd` (as you did) and remove the
user from the group nopasswdlogin,
@Pierre (p-lebedel):
I don't know how things behave in case of encrypted home folders.
Though, if the default permissions of /home are drwxr-x--x (0711), then
the bug triggers.
Changing permissions to drwxr-xr-x (0755) is perfectly fine if you can
live with it. However, in some cases (shared
It's a bit weird that this hasn't drawn more attention yet. I just
realized that this bug appears even in 10.04.4 with e.g. gnome-terminal
2.30. I understand that most people run their mostly personal boxes with
world readable /home. But what's with server admins?
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I'd like to add that
1) This bug can easily be reproduced by means of a standard Ubuntu Live
CD. After booting the Live CD check that opening the preferences works
without problems. Then enter the command(s)
ls -od /home; sudo chmod 711 /home; ls -od /home
which should show (apart from the
Public bug reported:
When I open the preferences dialog of gnome-terminal I get a popup
window (see screenshot) with the error message Could not read the
contents of home. Permission denied. If I acknowledge the error with a
click on OK everything seems to work fine, nonetheless.
One cause for
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