Hi Loïc,
Thanks very much for this, the patch now compiles cleanly.
Unfortunately, it does not resolve my issue (there is no change at all)
and I believe that
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/policykit-1/+bug/892680 has
incorrectly been marked as a duplicate of this one. The critical
Hi Dave,
I'm not sure your issue is a bug in policykit.
It seems to be more likely a configuration issue.
This is quite tricky to configure SSO on Ubuntu as you need to configure
cleanly the LDAP client part of your workstation, the policykit system for
rights elevation and PAM for
Hi,
This is normal the patch is not working with further versions of
policykit as the source code has changed and the patched lines are not
at the same offset anymore.
Here is an updated version of my patch adapted to the version 0.104 of
policykit.
** Patch added: Anti-rights revocation patch
Hi, I'm trying to apply the patch list in comment #12 using the method
in comment #6 and I'm getting this:
dave@somemachine:/usr/local/src/policykit-1-0.104$ sudo patch -p1
./anti-rights-revocation.patch
patching file src/polkitagent/polkitagenthelper-pam.c
Hunk #4 succeeded at 173 (offset -2
I imagine the difference between versions of Ubuntu and therefore
Policykit are causing this, as it will not build either. Can the patch
please be updated for Ubuntu 12.04 x86? Without it I am still stuck with
the behaviour I originally reported in bug
I still have the problem on 11.10. policykit-1 is at version 0.102-1
(oneiric).
Symptom:
Logged in as an LDAP user, user is member of admin local group as confirmed
by the output of groups. Cannot have update-manager, synaptic, etc. allow
changes. From a terminal window, sudo command (with
Confirmed...this is now 100% functional (or at least what I test it is)
I have only tested for 11.04 natty
I haven't tested for 11.10 oneiric, but if this was a problem in 11.10 i'm
assuming it will work for 11.10 as it did for 11.04
Thanks for your help!
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My previous patch is causing an access rights issue in the PAM conversation
callback.
The program is stuck when fgets() is accessing stdin as setuid(0) right after
the cancel button has been pressed.
I corrected it in the new patch associated with this post.
This is a cumulative patch which
Any luck on the Cancel button? Or is this looking like another bug? I
am able to use the cancel button just fine normally
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I have the same problem when clicking on Cancel.
polkit-agent-helper-1 hangs out and must be killed using the console.
Does anyone know if Cancel hangs out too when using the official non-patched
version of the program ?
If yes, I will investigate further how my patch could hang the program.
If
Same problem with Ubuntu 11.10
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This worked great! Thanks for the quick bit of info on compiling from
src.
1 more small question...it builds the same version number as you
download. How can I update the version number? This way it doesn't
conflict when i add it to our internal repo.
Again, thanks for the help! cheers
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Ok...so I was able to get the version updated using dch (debchange)
I tested on one of my users and the patch now authenticates LDAP users
just great! Thanks
However, when they click cancel, they polkit-agent-helper-1 hangs and
never exits
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The easiest way is to recompile the policykit-1 package so as you may
install or uninstall the locally patched package using dpkg later on.
To do so you may follow this procedure:
1- Install development tools:
sudo apt-get install devscripts build-essential
2- Check that source repositories
I know this is a slightly dead thread, but i'm experiencing the same
thing
However, i'm having a problem applying the patch to test with. Some
help would be nice! thanks
Ubuntu 11.04 Natty is what i'm using
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I can verify this patch works on Ubuntu 11.10 amd64. I had the exact
same problem. Policykit wouldn't authenticate me when I clicked unlock
button. Now it works perfectly. This bug is a real show-stopper in
rolling out LDAP to our Ubuntu desktops. Would be nice to get included
in the next release
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: policykit-1 (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Just to confirm, I have almost exactly the same set-up with LDAP user and an
LDAP group of sysadmin etc. and everything else I have configured seems to
work, however I always see in the authd.log the following:
Oct 1 13:05:53 bamboo polkit-agent-helper-1[3656]: pam_unix(polkit-1:auth):
** Patch added: Prevents rights revocation in
polkitagent/polkitagenthelper-pam.c
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/781737/+attachment/2125785/+files/anti-rights-revocation.patch
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** Tags added: patch
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