Saucy Authentication Problem

[kevpan815]

Say, let's report posts that don't seem to fit to the Moderators and let the Moderators take it from there.

Would that work out for everyone?

My point is that I have experienced absolutely 0 Problems Logging into Saucy, therefore what you guys are Discussing is a Raring Problem, NOT a Saucy Problem, as I have all ready verified that TTY1 Login works just fine in Saucy, it's ONLY Broke in Raring, NOT Saucy!

[rrnbtter]

Greetings,

Excuse me sir but I am getting Updates in Saucy Main that I am NOT getting in Raring Main, which I started getting as early as Monday, Chicago Time Zone, before I put in Ventrical's 3 command's, I get about 10 Updates at most, after putting in Ventrical's 3 command's I get over 100 Updates from Saucy Main NOT Saucy Proposed. I should also note that it is finally May 2nd and that by the end of the work day today the Saucy Tool-Chain is supposed to be 100% UP. I should also note that 13.10 Nightly Builds were up on the Ubuntu Cdimage Download Server as of Yesterday Night (Chicago Time Zone). So quit talking out of your hat as you most definitely did NOT check to see if the Nightly Builds were up before posting! The Unity Nightly Builds were definitely up yesterday evening (Chicago Time Zone). Just a big FYI.

Opinions are like belly buttons, everyone has one more than they need. I never said it wasn't Saucy. I said it wasn't 13.10. In fact it won't even be 13.05 until May 31st. I know whats in the stream because I get the Digest emails. Instead of following fifty opinions I just use the Wiki. https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/saucy. It speaks for it's self. I agree that we now have Ubuntu +1 so start testing and quit debating.

[lisati]

Thread closed for cool down and/or review.

[Elfy]

re-opened

[kuvanito]

This is my thread,I created it and it should stay opened but marked as solved!
as of my initial post on this thread this is still a problem in Saucy 13.10
I just installed today's daily build 2013/05/05 of Saucy 64 bits and it came up right away
but as mc4man suggested just open the terminal and copy this:
gksu-properties
then change mode to sudo

Note:05/05/2013 (wohooooo,Cinco de Mayo)

[cariboo]

I marked the thread as solved for you.

[kuvanito]

I marked the thread as solved for you.

Thank You!