gksu stops working after Active Directory joining
Bug #119206 reported by
Juan Miguel Corral
This bug report is a duplicate of:
Bug #15093: gksudo fails if using libpam-krb5 for password auth.
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Bug Description
I join an Active Directory domain, using Krb5 and winbind. I have done it both following the howtos from the Ubuntu forums, and using SADMS. Everything goes ok. Then, when I log on, sudo still works as normal, but gksudo (or gksu) stops working.
(i.e., if I run synaptic from the administrative menu, or by typing "gksudo synaptic", I get the "Starting administrative application" message, but it disappears after a long while, and nothing else happens. But if I type "sudo synaptic", it works OK).
This happens both with my local user, and with domain users added to the sudoers. I have noticed this bug on the three versions of Ubuntu I have tried: Dapper, Edgy and Feisty.
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| Juan Miguel Corral (cde-ruylopez) wrote | #1 |
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I have noticed this bug had already been reported on the discussion about the bug 15093. So this is a duplicate.