Looks like we got a better solution. Please follow bug 1451728, I'm
closing this one as we won't make the packages conflict.
** Changed in: account-plugins (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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On a third thought, I think I'll just have the files we ship renamed. The thing
is,
by requiring a special tag in the .provider, it makes things harder for everyone
while this is only a problem on *buntu.
If both KAccounts and UOA will show double Google accounts or whatever, I would
put that as
On a second thought, the filtering could just as well be done on top of
libaccounts, in the actual account gui (uoa and kaccounts). There the
filtering is a matter of simple code in QSortFilterProxyModel (we
already have one there anyway).
This way the KDE providers would never show up in uoa and
> If there are some common files that can be shared between the two
implementations, we could create an account-plugins-common package,
which could be used by both. If the maintainers of kaccounts-providers
think that this is the case, let them comment here.
The problem with this is client keys an
The upstream solution does not actually work (it uses libaccounts-glib
envars to set alternative profile directories, but apparmor will deny
kaccounts access to those files, and would require permissions
modifications in the Debian packages) and it breaks accounts-sso
intended use (because by desig
Hi Matthew, thanks for your bug report. I'm not very fond of the proposed
solution, because it would mean that one cannot have a workstation with both
KDE and Unity installed. And I guess it's not uncommon to have some households
with a shared computer, where some family members use KDE and some
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: account-plugins (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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