On Sunday 17 September 2006 04:26, Ken Bloom wrote: > The other bug is at the > point of creating users. It asked me whether I wanted to configure the > root on that system for sudo. I answered yes, it complained about a > blank password, and then asked me to enter "the password for the new > user" without ever asking me a username, or telling me that I was > really entering a root password. I tried that step again, this time > without sudo, and it asked me for "a password for the new user" (who I > assume must be root), but never asked me to create a new user account > for a normal user. I can reproduce this issue as follows: - in expert mode - run user-setup answering No at "login as root" (sudo setup) - complete other questions until menu is shown - run user-setup again and change "login as root" to Yes At that point you would expect the system to ask for a root password, but it does not. Effectively this means the system will still be set up for sudo (and probably not fully correct), even though the user changed his mind. Cheers, FJP
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