PolicyKit 1.0 is going to be obsoleted by polkit 1.0. Please port argyllcms to the new api. For more information, see http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/PolicyKitOne
Trying to test. However, in step 2, not only do I not have that binary, but yum doesn't see anything that provides it for F-11.
polkit 1 is only available in F12. /usr/libexec/polkit-gnome-authentication-agent-1 is provided in by the polkit-gnome package.
Will it be available for F-11?
no
Can this wait until F-12 is out? I don't currently have a rawhide machine.
not really. I guess you can probably get the eggdbus, polkit and polkit-gnome packages from F12 to install on F11, or at least rebuild them on F11.
After rebuilding and upgrading eggdbus, glibc and prelink, rebooting, I can't build polkit. Says it needs glib and gio > 2.21.4, and I only have 2.20.4. ?
at that point, it might be easier to install rawhide in a vm.
I now have a rawhide vm, and verified steps 1 and 2. The trouble is, I'm not sure how to proceed with 3. All the binaries are executable by all users. I'm assuming there's something that would require authorization to access a profiling device, but I don't have one, and the .policy file doesn't really tell me anything.
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