Martin Pitt

> If there is only one prompt You can't really know that when you get the first prompt, can you? Honestly I'd keep the behaviour of this PR for now,...

The above comment about the description is still current, I closed the other threads as resolved. I feel this is more between @garrett and @mvollmer now.

This concatenation hasn't been necessary for some time now, cockpit can read separate .cert and .key files. [cockpit 257](https://cockpit-project.org/blog/cockpit-257.html) now can read certificates with any permissions. So this is fixed.

In the RPM packaging, cockpit-storaged and cockpit-packagekit both depend on Python. The Debian packaging is missing it on c-packagekit, I'll send a PR. But we don't control the Arch packaging...

I filed https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/23067 to start the discussion.

Same issue as in #11033 or #16345. Most cockpit pages don't do polkit checks.

The issue is that the UI hides the privileged operations if you are not in "admin" (i.e. `sudo`) mode. The UI only knows about "unprivileged user" and "root through sudo",...

@Nordal : Sorry, you can't do this with cockpit right now. Please don't allow sudo access to `NetworkManager` - that's the system service, controlled by the systemd unit. Humans should...

@yarons: right, sorry -- none of us uses vagrant, we have more convenient and efficient ways to do development. (Personally I never got vagrant to work properly either, with cockpit...

@yarons: We don't do any auto-deployment, as Cockpit isn't a real web service. This is how to build a VM from a branch: ``` export TEST_OS=fedora-32 git clone -b language-rtl...