Version: unspecified (using KDE 4.5.0) OS: Linux With sssd, if you authenticate with cached credentials (i.e. offline), sssd sends a PAM_TEXT_INFO message stating "Authenticated with cached credentials". kdm displays this message and then waits for a response. gdm will display this message for a brief time and then continue. These messages are purely informational and should not delay or make more cumbersome the login process. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: Run Fedora 13 or other distro with sssd. Configure sssd to use a central database for authentication (e.g. LDAP). Log in and out on network. Disconnect from network and log in.
i disagree. the message may just as well be important (to some degree), so it is not acceptable to make it go away before the user has possibly read it. as PAM doesn't tell us what it is, we have to guess, defaulting to the safe variant. if the message is irrelevant, the module should offer an option to suppress it.