Application asking for password
Something is asking me for my password (through a GUI popup) at startup and, if not given, again every half an hour.
I tried to deactivate every program at startup, but still asking.
How can I find what is this program?
I'm using Ubuntu desktop 18.04
EDIT: I tried:
while true ; do xlsclients; echo "" ; sleep 10 ; done
And I get those processes:
gnome-shell
ibus-x11
gsd-power
gsd-xsettings
gsd-wacom
gsd-clipboard
gsd-keyboard
gsd-media-keys
gsd-color
nautilus-desktop
gnome-terminal-server
gnome-software
Trying to kill some of these, I figure out that gsd-*
restart again
password
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Something is asking me for my password (through a GUI popup) at startup and, if not given, again every half an hour.
I tried to deactivate every program at startup, but still asking.
How can I find what is this program?
I'm using Ubuntu desktop 18.04
EDIT: I tried:
while true ; do xlsclients; echo "" ; sleep 10 ; done
And I get those processes:
gnome-shell
ibus-x11
gsd-power
gsd-xsettings
gsd-wacom
gsd-clipboard
gsd-keyboard
gsd-media-keys
gsd-color
nautilus-desktop
gnome-terminal-server
gnome-software
Trying to kill some of these, I figure out that gsd-*
restart again
password
xlsclients
(in a terminal window) (when the password prompt is open) should help.xlsclients
is part of thex11-utils
package.
– waltinator
Jan 28 at 22:08
you can also install htop (sudo apt install htop) and check which processes actively run on your computer.
– Nick Tritsis
Jan 28 at 22:22
The thing is the window locks every possible action except submit password or cancel action, I can't run any command
– rominail
Feb 1 at 13:11
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Something is asking me for my password (through a GUI popup) at startup and, if not given, again every half an hour.
I tried to deactivate every program at startup, but still asking.
How can I find what is this program?
I'm using Ubuntu desktop 18.04
EDIT: I tried:
while true ; do xlsclients; echo "" ; sleep 10 ; done
And I get those processes:
gnome-shell
ibus-x11
gsd-power
gsd-xsettings
gsd-wacom
gsd-clipboard
gsd-keyboard
gsd-media-keys
gsd-color
nautilus-desktop
gnome-terminal-server
gnome-software
Trying to kill some of these, I figure out that gsd-*
restart again
password
Something is asking me for my password (through a GUI popup) at startup and, if not given, again every half an hour.
I tried to deactivate every program at startup, but still asking.
How can I find what is this program?
I'm using Ubuntu desktop 18.04
EDIT: I tried:
while true ; do xlsclients; echo "" ; sleep 10 ; done
And I get those processes:
gnome-shell
ibus-x11
gsd-power
gsd-xsettings
gsd-wacom
gsd-clipboard
gsd-keyboard
gsd-media-keys
gsd-color
nautilus-desktop
gnome-terminal-server
gnome-software
Trying to kill some of these, I figure out that gsd-*
restart again
password
password
edited Feb 1 at 20:34
Byte Commander
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asked Jan 28 at 21:20
rominailrominail
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xlsclients
(in a terminal window) (when the password prompt is open) should help.xlsclients
is part of thex11-utils
package.
– waltinator
Jan 28 at 22:08
you can also install htop (sudo apt install htop) and check which processes actively run on your computer.
– Nick Tritsis
Jan 28 at 22:22
The thing is the window locks every possible action except submit password or cancel action, I can't run any command
– rominail
Feb 1 at 13:11
add a comment |
xlsclients
(in a terminal window) (when the password prompt is open) should help.xlsclients
is part of thex11-utils
package.
– waltinator
Jan 28 at 22:08
you can also install htop (sudo apt install htop) and check which processes actively run on your computer.
– Nick Tritsis
Jan 28 at 22:22
The thing is the window locks every possible action except submit password or cancel action, I can't run any command
– rominail
Feb 1 at 13:11
xlsclients
(in a terminal window) (when the password prompt is open) should help. xlsclients
is part of the x11-utils
package.– waltinator
Jan 28 at 22:08
xlsclients
(in a terminal window) (when the password prompt is open) should help. xlsclients
is part of the x11-utils
package.– waltinator
Jan 28 at 22:08
you can also install htop (sudo apt install htop) and check which processes actively run on your computer.
– Nick Tritsis
Jan 28 at 22:22
you can also install htop (sudo apt install htop) and check which processes actively run on your computer.
– Nick Tritsis
Jan 28 at 22:22
The thing is the window locks every possible action except submit password or cancel action, I can't run any command
– rominail
Feb 1 at 13:11
The thing is the window locks every possible action except submit password or cancel action, I can't run any command
– rominail
Feb 1 at 13:11
add a comment |
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xlsclients
(in a terminal window) (when the password prompt is open) should help.xlsclients
is part of thex11-utils
package.– waltinator
Jan 28 at 22:08
you can also install htop (sudo apt install htop) and check which processes actively run on your computer.
– Nick Tritsis
Jan 28 at 22:22
The thing is the window locks every possible action except submit password or cancel action, I can't run any command
– rominail
Feb 1 at 13:11