Solved. Everybody except the developer[s?] gave up on this issue, and so it
went away. Dunno why ...
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SuperTramp83 suggested that I see the the proverbial psychiatrist about a
problem that appears to be mine alone, so I can let my system keep on doing
the double-password thing without having it get under my skin. He's right !
In the meantime I'm gradually stashing my important data in safe
[ 39.147136] wlan0: deauthenticating from 00:7f:28:26:11:a1 by local choice
(reason=2)
Here's why, I suppose. How is it possible to find that reason=2?
Last night I wrote:
> Next time I'll just enter my password a second time and see what happens.
OK. I did it, and I was asked to authenticate _three_ times.
All I can say is that I see these twice in the syslog:
> Nov 12 08:21:32 george-ThinkPad-T420 kernel: [ 53.726908] do_trap: 105
Solved ? I ran Software-updater and got Linux-Libre 3.13.0-678lowlatency,
etc.
Now the startup is much faster and there is but one password request. The
syslog for the startup is very short indeed.
Thanks to the developers for solving this one !
amenex: if you like tinkering with your system and finding the root of an
issue is something you are very passionate about then keep doing it. That is
indeed a nice thing and wanting to understand how something works or why it
doesn't work and how to possibly solve it is actually an
Taking a stab at answering my own question:
> What is the difference between org.freedesktop.systemd1 and
org.freedesktop.UDisks2 ?
The latter makes it possible to mount a [Windows] hard drive without a
password;
the former ?
One question: did you change the display manager from lightdm to gdm or
others?
If that is so I might have the solution to your problem. Do not uninstall
anything, I might have a better solution if the answer is affirmative.
Mis-typed password: No - when I flub my password, the system tells me so and
just repeats the same window without any intervening screen displays.
New display manager: No.
BUM is the bootup manager.
I looked in today's system log, during which I started three times in order
to get just one
Banana Magique: BUM is boot-up manager, a very neat and usefull application.
http://www.marzocca.net/linux/bumdocs.html
Not crazy. Linux-Libre 3.13.0-67-lowlatency just did it again. Random
negative reinforcement ?
Research results from BUM:
Unchecking wicd, tor, clamav-freshclam, postfix, and hddtemp in BUM had no
effect, but unchecking clamav-daemon did. Now I've gone through a half-dozen
restarts without getting a second password request.
Still have no idea what's in store if I accede to that
Nothing has changed; with no programs checked in BUM, the duplicate password
requests proceed on a random basis. Sheesh.
During startup, Trisquel 7 has normally been asking for my user password, but
today it started asking for my password _twice_, once right after the
Plymouth screen passes to my wallpaper, and again after I enter my password,
followed by a grey screen, and then my wallpaper again, whereupon
Just now I tried a couple of restarts, looking for messages during shutdown,
and the double password request vanished. I had not asked for any software
update/upgrades, however, so the behavior hasn't repeated. I was puzzled by
the fact that the previous kernel, Linux-Libre
Maddening. Does it randomly whichever kernel I choose from the Grub menu.
Sometimes three starts in a row.
I just tried it on Linux-Libre 3.13.0-59-lowlatency. Same random behavior.
Must be some app that I installed yesterday; all from the Trisquel repository
by apt-get install.
Something
The password prompt window usually has a clickable link that can display
which component is asking the password.
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