Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 251946
Updates bubble appears even while turned off
Last modified: 2008-05-28 15:01:58 EDT
Description of problem: Puplet informs users about updates even while in "Sessions -> Startup programs" Informing about Updates is turned off. Steps to Reproduce: 1.Turn off "Informing about Updates" in Sessions applet 2.Re-log in 3.Options is still turned off, but bubble "there are updates available" appears. Expected results: It shouldn't be visible. Additional info: When computer is used by, say, 25 users, only root shuold be concerned about updates. Users don't need to have such notification, moreover, shouldn't get any window asking for root password.
*** Bug 251949 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Was puplet running when you logged back in?
rawhide has no such problem with latest package: yum-updatesd-0.5-2.fc8
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