Closed akertis closed 1 month ago
Thank you for the report!
However, if I reset permissions that are the same with chmod then I can access the directories.
What's the path of the directory you changed the file permissions of? Which permissions were set on it before and what did you set it to?
Thank you for the report!
However, if I reset permissions that are the same with chmod then I can access the directories.
What's the path of the directory you changed the file permissions of? Which permissions were set on it before and what did you set it to?
my user directory. In this case /home/user@domain.com and the permissions when looking with ls -al showed it my user was in the user and group ownership. So the only thing I can think of is someway it wasn't matching the correct id? Anyway I did chown -R user@domain.com:user@domain.com /home/user@domain.com
Then it started working.
Thanks for reporting back!
We can reproduce the issue with these steps:
user@example.com
user@example.com
againThe home directory is then indeed owned by an incorrect UID, because the UID generated for the user has changed in 0.3.4. We plan to fix that in the next authd release.
Is there an existing issue for this?
Describe the issue
I was able to authenticate fine with authd and went back to the laptop recently and now I can't launch several apps. It seems the user can't access the snap directory so firefox and edge both crash. The snap directory for instance is owned by my user so i'm confused why it can't access it.
Steps to reproduce
Trying to run firefox in terminal you can see the permission denied message. I also confirmed that I can't change to the snap directory. However, if I reset permissions that are the same with chmod then I can access the directories.
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