* debian/patches/593_omit_lastchange_field_if_clock_is_misset (LP: #349504)
- If the system clock is set to Jan 01, 1970, and a new user is created
the last changed field gets set to 0, which tells login that the
password is expired and must be changed. During installation,
this can cause autologin to fail. Having the clock set to 01/01/1970
on a fresh install is common on the ARM architecture, so this is a high
priority bug since its likely to affect most ARM users on first install
Here's a potential fix. Here's the changelog
* debian/ patches/ 593_omit_ lastchange_ field_if_ clock_is_ misset (LP: #349504)
- If the system clock is set to Jan 01, 1970, and a new user is created
the last changed field gets set to 0, which tells login that the
password is expired and must be changed. During installation,
this can cause autologin to fail. Having the clock set to 01/01/1970
on a fresh install is common on the ARM architecture, so this is a high
priority bug since its likely to affect most ARM users on first install
Colin, your comments?