2014-09-13 12:42 GMT-03:00 Neven Sajko <nsajko@xxxxxxxxx>: > Systemd, of course, *would* ask for a password, if polkit (PolicyKit) > weren't there. Ah, thanks for pointing that. Anyway, is disabling the service enough or does he need to uninstall the package completely? I see that on my system polkit is a dependency for some packages, so it might not be easy/recommended to simply uninstall it. $ groups > wheel games video audio optical storage power users vboxusers rocketmouse Btw, I think systemd takes care of (and "replaces") some of these groups and you don't need (and in some cases shouldn't) add your user to them unless really needed. You should take a look at the Groups page at the wiki about that. $ sudo cat /etc/sudoers | grep -v "#" | grep " " > root ALL=(ALL) ALL > rocketmouse ALL=(ALL) ALL Sorry for this one but, any reason you thought that you should create a custom group instead of using the wheel group? Also, if you are using that custom group for sudo, why is your user both in that group and wheel? -- Mateus Rodrigues Costa
