Bug 603392

Description of problem:
This application offers a few configuration options, including "Show list of users," which is checked by default. Unchecking this option leads to the inability to log-in through the Gnome GUI.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
0.6-3

How reproducible:
I was not about to try it again after having to reinstall Fedora from scratch. If you need any assistance with testing, let me know and I'll do it in a virtual machine.

Steps to Reproduce:
1.Install fresh copy of Fedora 13 64-bit Gnome live media
2.Remove the following packages: smolt, smolt-firstboot, bluez, cheese, cheese-libs, pino, planner, evolution
3.Update all packages and reboot
4.Install accountsdialog package, including cheese-libs package which I had just previously removed
5.Run accountsdialog application and uncheck "Show list of users" option
6.Reboot
  
Actual results:
The log-in screen is unusable. The dialog which normally appears at the center of the screen has been reduced to 1-3 pixels in width and is blinking. It looks like a gigantic text cursor. Placing the mouse cursor over this changes the mouse cursor to the waiting mouse cursor. Attempting to input log-in credentials via keyboard and human memory had no observable effect. The panel which normally appears at the bottom of the screen is missing. Ctrl-Alt-F2, log-in as root, yum remove accountsdialog does not fix this. Messages about dbus appear while removing and while attempting to do other things from the command line (such as an attempt to install nano, which failed). Upon returning to the GUI, the panel at the bottom had reappeared, but the center dialog had not. Reboot. Same result.

Expected results:
List of users is replaced via input wherein the user must enter their log-in name.

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