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~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/maverick/user-setup/maverick » Changes from revision 85

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Rev	Summary	Authors	Tags	Date
82	user-setup-apply.py: when wiping the swap space, use a large... user-setup-apply.py: when wiping the swap space, use a large (16M) block size rather than the default (512-byte), to speed up the slow-but- necessary operation, LP: #432422	Dustin Kirkland		13 years ago
81	Allow forcing the encrypted home option (LP: #566552). Allow forcing the encrypted home option (LP: #566552).	Evan Dandrea	1.28ubuntu7	14 years ago
80	Update Ubuntu-specific translations from Launchpad. Update Ubuntu-specific translations from Launchpad.	Colin Watson	1.28ubuntu6	14 years ago
79	Provide a progress message for wiping swap space (LP: #43242... Provide a progress message for wiping swap space (LP: #432422).	Evan Dandrea	1.28ubuntu5	14 years ago
78	Fix check for already-mounted /dev in ecryptfs setup. Fix check for already-mounted /dev in ecryptfs setup.	Evan Dandrea	1.28ubuntu4	14 years ago
77	Fix automatic login on situations where custom.conf didn't e... Fix automatic login on situations where custom.conf didn't exist already on the target.	Mario Limonciello	1.28ubuntu3	14 years ago
76	user-setup-apply: preserve old values in custom.conf. Only r... user-setup-apply: preserve old values in custom.conf. Only replace what's needed (LP: #507121)	Didier Roche	1.28ubuntu2	14 years ago
75	* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: - Add the initial user to the adm, dip, lpadmin, and sambashare groups too, and to the admin group if no root password is set. Do not add them to the audio, video, floppy, dip, netdev, powerdev, scanner, or bluetooth groups. - Allow the admin group to gain root privileges using sudo. - Default passwd/root-login to false. - Create the spu group on powerpc/ps3 and powerpc/cell. - Make is_system_user always return false if OVERRIDE_SYSTEM_USER is set. - Add preseedable passwd/auto-login question; if set to true, configure gdm and kdm for automatic login. Add passwd/auto-login-backup question which backs up the previous contents of the files as well. - Ask whether the user wants to encrypt their home directory. - Zero out swap devices at the end of install when encryption is enabled. - If user-setup/allow-password-empty is preseeded to true, allow empty passwords. - Disable installation of pre-pkgsel.d/10kdesudo; it does nothing for Ubuntu, and causes a confusing message that worries some people. - Add weak password detection (purely length-based for now, matching partman-crypto). - Consider a password of '!' in shadow for root to be unset.	Evan Dandrea	1.28ubuntu1	14 years ago
74	Check if filesystems are already mounted before attempting t... Check if filesystems are already mounted before attempting to mount them (LP: #461546).	Evan Dandrea	1.27ubuntu11	14 years ago
73	Update translations from Launchpad. Update translations from Launchpad.	Colin Watson	1.27ubuntu10	14 years ago
72	Zero out swap devices at the end of install when encryption ... Zero out swap devices at the end of install when encryption is enabled.	Evan Dandrea	1.27ubuntu9	14 years ago
71	Mount /proc, bind-mount /dev, and pass the necessary options... Mount /proc, bind-mount /dev, and pass the necessary options for ecryptfs-setup-swap.	Evan Dandrea	1.27ubuntu8	14 years ago
70	Encrypt all swap partitions when the encrypt-home option is ... Encrypt all swap partitions when the encrypt-home option is set.	Evan Dandrea	1.27ubuntu7	14 years ago
69	user-setup-apply: karmic's merge brought in new functionalit... user-setup-apply: karmic's merge brought in new functionality that uses usermod to set the user's initial password, which walks the PAM stack; when this happens, pam_ecryptfs handles the initial passphrase wrapping and the forceful hack in user-setup-apply is not needed; in fact, it's broken because /dev/.ecryptfs-$USER will be cleaned up by pam_ecryptfs; adjust conditional accordingly	Dustin Kirkland	1.27ubuntu6	14 years ago
68	[ Colin Watson ] [ Colin Watson ] * If a root user is being created so we aren't in sudo mode, configure libgksu to use su rather than sudo. [ Martin Pitt ] * user-setup-apply: Don't set AutomaticLogin=ubuntu, use the actual user name. (LP: #402707)	Martin Pitt	1.27ubuntu5	14 years ago
67	Use /etc/gdm/custom.conf rather than /etc/gdm/gdm.conf-custo... Use /etc/gdm/custom.conf rather than /etc/gdm/gdm.conf-custom (LP: #395861).	Colin Watson	1.27ubuntu4	14 years ago
66	Update autologin code to work with new gdm (thanks, Martin P... Update autologin code to work with new gdm (thanks, Martin Pitt).	Colin Watson	1.27ubuntu3	14 years ago
65	Error out more gracefully, although with a clear red-screen ... Error out more gracefully, although with a clear red-screen error, if /dev/shm/.ecryptfs-$USER doesn't exist when trying to set up home directory encryption (LP: #395082).	Colin Watson	1.27ubuntu2	14 years ago
64	* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: - Add the initial user to the adm, dip, lpadmin, and sambashare groups too, and to the admin group if no root password is set. Do not add them to the audio, video, floppy, dip, netdev, powerdev, or scanner groups. - Allow the admin group to gain root privileges using sudo. - Default passwd/root-login to false. - Create the spu group on powerpc/ps3 and powerpc/cell. - Make is_system_user always return false if OVERRIDE_SYSTEM_USER is set. - Add preseedable passwd/auto-login question; if set to true, configure gdm and kdm for automatic login. Add passwd/auto-login-backup question which backs up the previous contents of the files as well. - Ask whether the user wants to encrypt their home directory. - If user-setup/allow-password-empty is preseeded to true, allow empty passwords. - Disable installation of pre-pkgsel.d/10kdesudo; it does nothing for Ubuntu, and causes a confusing message that worries some people. - Add weak password detection (purely length-based for now, matching partman-crypto). - Consider a password of '!' in shadow for root to be unset. - Allow underscores in usernames, matching change in adduser 3.110ubuntu3.	Colin Watson	1.27ubuntu1	14 years ago
63	Allow underscores in usernames, matching change in adduser 3... Allow underscores in usernames, matching change in adduser 3.110ubuntu3 (LP: #388822).	Colin Watson	1.26ubuntu2	14 years ago

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