** Tags added: a11y
** Tags removed: accessibility
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[Lucid] When I run any program with sudo command, the system does'nt found
atk-bridge module and Orca does'nt handle the application accessibility
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/497388
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This was fixed in the accessibility profiles blindness and braille
during the jaunty cycle.
** Package changed: gnome-orca (Ubuntu) = casper (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: casper (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
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[Lucid] When I run any program with sudo command, the system does'nt found
If we modify /etc/sudoers to enable ORBIT_SOCKETDIR to be passed to the
sudo command, then Orca is able to control the application.
** Attachment added: Fix to /etc/sudoers to enabe sudo to work better with
Orca
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/37094542/patch
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[Lucid] When I run any program
I did a new install of Ubuntu Lucid alpha, and upgraded to the latest
code. I still get this bug on my system, but there is no longer any
reported problem loading libatk-bridge.so. However, 'sudo synaptic'
still results in synaptic being inaccessible. However, 'sudo -E
synaptic' works! I
I don't think we'd be allowed to add this by default, but it can
certainly be added when the accessibility profile is chosen on the live
CD.
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[Lucid] When I run any program with sudo command, the system does'nt found
atk-bridge module and Orca does'nt handle the application accessibility
Bill, when I updated my system with this morning, have some at-spi and
py-atspi upgrades. When I installed all updates and restart my system,
the sudo launched programs are accessible again.
System/shutdown and system/logout dialogs are accessible again.
Please update your system, and if you
Libatk-bridge.so is does'nt missing my system. The find --name
libatk-bridge.so command shows following result:
/usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules/at-spi-corba/modules/libatk-bridge.so
Possible need a new g-conf key configuration with is not setted now by
default?
Attila
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[Lucid] When I run any
I can confirm that this happens on my Ubuntu Lucid alpha install. I
tried to see if the problem would go away by simply deleting all my ~/.*
directories and re-logging in. It does not fix the problem. I also
tried setting the same value needed to get orca working:
sudo gconftool-2 --set
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/36867211/Dependencies.txt
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[Lucid] When I run any program with sudo command, the system does'nt found
atk-bridge module and Orca does'nt handle the application accessibility
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/497388
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