It expects that chfn will ask for password, but chfn on my gentoo system never does this.
If i enable setting full name in login.defs (CHFN_RESTRICT frwh), then it asks for password (when it's not needed), and just freeze. If CHFN_RESTRICT doesn't contain 'f' (by default it doesn't), then full name must be changed using something like sudo chfn -f "New Name" login.
Maybe the right way to do this is try to execute chfn -f
1) without password
2) using kdesu
And I think this must be done using separate button "Change system name" or something like this
It expects that chfn will ask for password, but chfn on my gentoo system never does this.
If i enable setting full name in login.defs (CHFN_RESTRICT frwh), then it asks for password (when it's not needed), and just freeze. If CHFN_RESTRICT doesn't contain 'f' (by default it doesn't), then full name must be changed using something like sudo chfn -f "New Name" login.
I think that changing full name in email settings and in passwd are different tasks. Why not change e-mail settings when chfn failed? I don't understand, why this commit is done: https:/ /projects. kde.org/ projects/ kde/kde- baseapps/ repository/ revisions/ 8398bfba9d372f9 c4fb3de597fbf78 02e5f3a19c
Maybe the right way to do this is try to execute chfn -f
1) without password
2) using kdesu
And I think this must be done using separate button "Change system name" or something like this