Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-project (54 mails)

[Jean Cayron <jean.cayron@xxxxxxxxx>]

 Hello everyone,

 I'm sending a question here want it's now more than 6 months that I'm trying
 to build a localised live CD of openSUSE with SuseStudio. Everything is fine
 but I encounter a very big problem:
 If I install the RPM Yast2-live-installer, the desktop file (on the desktop
 or in the menu) asks via kdesu the live user for a root password. I've tried
 many things (adding the user to sudoers, changing the parameters of the
 desktop file, empty root password, etc...) but nothing does it right.
 See here for a history:
 
http://n2.nabble.com/yast2-live-installer-asks-for-root-password-tp3344533ef1598176.html

 When I run the official oS live CD, everything goes fine: no password asked.

 So I ask the question to some openSUSE GURU's who build these
official live  CD:

 What's the secret of the live CD?

 I can't imagine distributing a live CD that asks for a password to install
 itself on the computer and I don't want to make unsafe things like
 "autologin as root" (someone gave me that as solution).

 Thank you in advance for your help.

 Jean Cayron
 openSUSE member
 Walloon translation team coordinator
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