I can now confirm that it does not matter if the test users are in no groups.
The issue persists.
Lines 49 to 56 in the link I provided earlier describe the package-install-untrusted action which should be triggered when installing local packages:
<action id="org.freedesktop.packagekit.package-install-untrusted">
<!-- SECURITY:
- Normal users require admin authentication to install untrusted or unrecognised packages, as allowing users to do this without a password would be a massive security hole.
- This is not retained as each package should be authenticated.
-->
<description>Install untrusted local file</description>
AFAIK this works as intended with other than aptcc backends, eg in Red Hat.
Hello Seth,
I can now confirm that it does not matter if the test users are in no groups.
The issue persists.
Lines 49 to 56 in the link I provided earlier describe the package- install- untrusted action which should be triggered when installing local packages:
<action id="org. freedesktop. packagekit. package- install- untrusted" >
unrecognis ed packages, as allowing users to do this without a
password would be a massive security hole. n>Install untrusted local file</description>
<!-- SECURITY:
- Normal users require admin authentication to install untrusted or
- This is not retained as each package should be authenticated.
-->
<descriptio
AFAIK this works as intended with other than aptcc backends, eg in Red Hat.