OK. I'll report this upstream.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1997553
Title:
network-manager fails to trigger dispatcher scripts with action
** Description changed:
We rely on network-manager dispatcher scripts on our desktop and laptop
computers. The dispatcher scripts are used to update DNS records with
nsupdate when the dhcp lease is renewed.
With jammy this is not working anymore. It seems that dispatcher scripts
are
Public bug reported:
We rely on network-manager dispatcher scripts on our desktop and laptop
computers. The dispatcher scripts are used to update DNS records with
nsupdate when the dhcp lease is renewed.
With jammy this is not working anymore. It seems that dispatcher scripts
are run only when
Hello Seth,
I can now confirm that it does not matter if the test users are in no
groups.
The issue persists.
Lines 49 to 56 in the link I provided earlier describe the package-
install-untrusted action which should be triggered when installing local
packages:
Install untrusted local
Hello Seth,
the packagekit-deny rule should not be necessary, it's there to
underline what is specifically not allowed.
AFAIK, there are no other rules which could have granted this
permission. This happens on a fresh install of Ubuntu where the above is
the only modification to polkit rules.
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