Re: [orca-list] what in the world is going on with super user apps



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hi
Good, so it isn't a mate issue. I've noticed that sometimes orca fails
to speak the gpg password dialogs, though in my case it mostly happens
when enigmail prompts for my password. This is puzzling
Thanks
Kendell clark


On 09/10/2014 08:01 AM, Fernando Botelho wrote:
If you have this strange behavior when trying to sign a package
using sudo and gpg, then it might be related to what I am
observing. In my case, speech stops until after I enter the
password and then comes back. I am using the latest
F123/Manjaro/ARCH with Gnome shell.

Fernando

On 09/10/2014 06:20 AM, kendell clark wrote: hi all I've written
about this before, so I'll try to be brief. I've noticed a couple
of issues  with apps being run as superuser being accessible by
orca. Most noticeably gparted, but any app that requires the 
standard polkit dialog where you enter your user password, is
almost always inaccessible. However, apps that are run using gksu,
that darken the screen and display the standard, 'enter
administrative password. The applications "appname" lets you modofy
essential parts of your system' prompt, is usually, if not always
accessible with orca. I don't think this is an orca issue, however,
I suspect it's some sort of security policy issue that is
preventing at-spi from either getting at the apps contents or
returning those to orca. Running gksu gparted in the terminal
returns errors about the bus not recieving a reply. I'm writing
here just in case someone else has any thoughts on why this happens
or any solutions. I've noticed two other, possibly related,
possibly not issues. Applications that use gksu, as opposed to
policy kit, often take somewhere between five and ten seconds from
the time the desktop icon is clicked or the termina command is
entered before the screen darkens and the prompt shows up. There is
an aditional five to ten second lag after you enter the correct
password and when the application launches. I'm also getting a lag
when orca is first started, or restarted due to a crash, the first 
time I alt tab or switch workspaces. People with different and
even less powerful hardware than I have hear say they don't get
this particular lag, so it could be something very odd with my
system. I'm also on mate, so the gksu issues might be mate
specific. This is *not* a complaint about orca. The improvements in
firefox over the past couple weeks are absolutely amazing. I was
about to either switch operating systems or browsers before this
got done. Amazing work everyone. Just trying to figure out what
could be causing these couple of issues. Thanks Kendell clark
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