Description of problem: Clicking on unlock button in Gnome 3 control panel items prompts for the password of the account created during install and not the current user. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Click on unlock button while logged in with secondary admin account. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install adding 1st user to admin group 2. Create 2nd user, add to wheel group, and login with that user 3. Open gnome-control-center, select item with unlock feature (ie user/groups), and press unlock Actual results: prompts for password of user created during install Expected results: prompts for password of current user, if admin Additional info: I remember there being groups desktop_admin_r desktop_user_r in 14 that might be missing with 15 to control this? The package polkit-desktop-policy use to create these groups if I remember right?
This is a problem with gnome-shell's authentication agent (the one in polkit-gnome, used in GNOME 3 fallback mode, is fine). There's also an upstream bug about it here: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=659310 Reassigning to gnome-shell.
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