Ubuntu 18.04 Unity - Can't login to my Ubuntu SSO account from Unity Control Center
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I am using Ubuntu 18.04 with Unity 7.
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When I entered the credentials as shown in screenshot in settings (unity-control-center) and pressed enter, nothing happens. Is it related to missing of some gnome packages? I tried installing gnome-control-center and adding account from there, still no luck. I have gnome-online-accounts package installed. Is there something I am missing?
EDIT:
The problem seems to be with the UI. I tried doing the same thing with gnome-control-center, but still there is not button. Pressing enter does not work either
unity login ubuntu-one online-accounts 18.04
asked Apr 17 at 20:18
Blacklight MG
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up vote
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down vote
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I am using Ubuntu 18.04 with Unity 7.
Screenshot
of problem
When I entered the credentials as shown in screenshot in settings (unity-control-center) and pressed enter, nothing happens. Is it related to missing of some gnome packages? I tried installing gnome-control-center and adding account from there, still no luck. I have gnome-online-accounts package installed. Is there something I am missing?
EDIT:
The problem seems to be with the UI. I tried doing the same thing with gnome-control-center, but still there is not button. Pressing enter does not work either
unity login ubuntu-one online-accounts 18.04
asked Apr 17 at 20:18
Blacklight MG
85
Did you remove any snap related packages?
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:25
did not remove any? i just installed spotify via snap before doing this
– Blacklight MG
Apr 17 at 20:26
Is snapd-login-service installed and running?
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:30
yep, i can login with sudo snap login , but it does not add my account to settings
– Blacklight MG
Apr 17 at 20:31
isn't there any button for login? or are we just supposed to press enter?
– Blacklight MG
Apr 17 at 20:32
 |Â
show 13 more comments
up vote
1
down vote
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up vote
1
down vote
favorite
I am using Ubuntu 18.04 with Unity 7.
Screenshot
of problem
When I entered the credentials as shown in screenshot in settings (unity-control-center) and pressed enter, nothing happens. Is it related to missing of some gnome packages? I tried installing gnome-control-center and adding account from there, still no luck. I have gnome-online-accounts package installed. Is there something I am missing?
EDIT:
The problem seems to be with the UI. I tried doing the same thing with gnome-control-center, but still there is not button. Pressing enter does not work either
unity login ubuntu-one online-accounts 18.04
asked Apr 17 at 20:18
Blacklight MG
85
I am using Ubuntu 18.04 with Unity 7.
Screenshot
of problem
When I entered the credentials as shown in screenshot in settings (unity-control-center) and pressed enter, nothing happens. Is it related to missing of some gnome packages? I tried installing gnome-control-center and adding account from there, still no luck. I have gnome-online-accounts package installed. Is there something I am missing?
EDIT:
The problem seems to be with the UI. I tried doing the same thing with gnome-control-center, but still there is not button. Pressing enter does not work either
unity login ubuntu-one online-accounts 18.04
unity login ubuntu-one online-accounts 18.04
asked Apr 17 at 20:18
Blacklight MG
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asked Apr 17 at 20:18
Blacklight MG
85
edited Apr 17 at 20:46
asked Apr 17 at 20:18
Blacklight MG
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asked Apr 17 at 20:18
Blacklight MG
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asked Apr 17 at 20:18
Blacklight MG
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Did you remove any snap related packages?
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:25
did not remove any? i just installed spotify via snap before doing this
– Blacklight MG
Apr 17 at 20:26
Is snapd-login-service installed and running?
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:30
yep, i can login with sudo snap login , but it does not add my account to settings
– Blacklight MG
Apr 17 at 20:31
isn't there any button for login? or are we just supposed to press enter?
– Blacklight MG
Apr 17 at 20:32
 |Â
show 13 more comments
Did you remove any snap related packages?
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:25
did not remove any? i just installed spotify via snap before doing this
– Blacklight MG
Apr 17 at 20:26
Is snapd-login-service installed and running?
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:30
yep, i can login with sudo snap login , but it does not add my account to settings
– Blacklight MG
Apr 17 at 20:31
isn't there any button for login? or are we just supposed to press enter?
– Blacklight MG
Apr 17 at 20:32
Did you remove any snap related packages?
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:25
Did you remove any snap related packages?
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:25
did not remove any? i just installed spotify via snap before doing this
– Blacklight MG
Apr 17 at 20:26
did not remove any? i just installed spotify via snap before doing this
– Blacklight MG
Apr 17 at 20:26
Is snapd-login-service installed and running?
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:30
Is snapd-login-service installed and running?
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:30
yep, i can login with sudo snap login , but it does not add my account to settings
– Blacklight MG
Apr 17 at 20:31
yep, i can login with sudo snap login , but it does not add my account to settings
– Blacklight MG
Apr 17 at 20:31
isn't there any button for login? or are we just supposed to press enter?
– Blacklight MG
Apr 17 at 20:32
isn't there any button for login? or are we just supposed to press enter?
– Blacklight MG
Apr 17 at 20:32
 |Â
show 13 more comments
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At the moment setting up the SSO online account is broken in an unity session, the connect button to finish the set up doesn't appear.
As a workaround if the default ubuntu session is still installed one can log into that session, set up the SSO online account there. After returning to the preferred unity session you'll find it enabled.
If a fix arises word of it should appear in this thread below linked comment
https://community.ubuntu.com/t/testing-unity-session-in-18-04/987/156
answered Apr 17 at 21:31
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1 Answer
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At the moment setting up the SSO online account is broken in an unity session, the connect button to finish the set up doesn't appear.
As a workaround if the default ubuntu session is still installed one can log into that session, set up the SSO online account there. After returning to the preferred unity session you'll find it enabled.
If a fix arises word of it should appear in this thread below linked comment
https://community.ubuntu.com/t/testing-unity-session-in-18-04/987/156
answered Apr 17 at 21:31
doug
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up vote
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down vote
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At the moment setting up the SSO online account is broken in an unity session, the connect button to finish the set up doesn't appear.
As a workaround if the default ubuntu session is still installed one can log into that session, set up the SSO online account there. After returning to the preferred unity session you'll find it enabled.
If a fix arises word of it should appear in this thread below linked comment
https://community.ubuntu.com/t/testing-unity-session-in-18-04/987/156
answered Apr 17 at 21:31
doug
13.6k13451
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up vote
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down vote
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up vote
0
down vote
accepted
At the moment setting up the SSO online account is broken in an unity session, the connect button to finish the set up doesn't appear.
As a workaround if the default ubuntu session is still installed one can log into that session, set up the SSO online account there. After returning to the preferred unity session you'll find it enabled.
If a fix arises word of it should appear in this thread below linked comment
https://community.ubuntu.com/t/testing-unity-session-in-18-04/987/156
answered Apr 17 at 21:31
doug
13.6k13451
At the moment setting up the SSO online account is broken in an unity session, the connect button to finish the set up doesn't appear.
As a workaround if the default ubuntu session is still installed one can log into that session, set up the SSO online account there. After returning to the preferred unity session you'll find it enabled.
If a fix arises word of it should appear in this thread below linked comment
https://community.ubuntu.com/t/testing-unity-session-in-18-04/987/156
answered Apr 17 at 21:31
doug
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edited Apr 17 at 21:37
answered Apr 17 at 21:31
doug
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answered Apr 17 at 21:31
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Did you remove any snap related packages?
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:25
did not remove any? i just installed spotify via snap before doing this
– Blacklight MG
Apr 17 at 20:26
Is snapd-login-service installed and running?
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:30
yep, i can login with sudo snap login , but it does not add my account to settings
– Blacklight MG
Apr 17 at 20:31
isn't there any button for login? or are we just supposed to press enter?
– Blacklight MG
Apr 17 at 20:32