Hello everybody !
Since the last Kicksecure update, I’ve been receiving a pop-up message after booting up that says “privleap issue.” I’ve attached a screenshot of the message.
I’m not qualified to study and understand the nuances of Kicksecure’s updates, which I chose to secure my computer.
I simply followed the recommendation in the message: “…to create a privleap socket.” However, when I execute the command “sudo leapctl --create ‘jeronath’,” I receive an error message: “ERROR: The ‘jeronath’ account is not permitted to have a comm socket!”
jeronath is the profile I created when I installed Debian, which I then converted to Kicksecure.
The command “sudo journalctl --boot --user -u updatecheck.service” returns “No journal files were found.”
The command systemcheck returns :
/usr/libexec/systemcheck/systemcheck: WARNING: Cannot communicate with privleapd. File ‘/run/privleapd/comm/jeronath’ does not exist. Cannot use privleap.
You might be able to create a privleap socket by executing: sudo leapctl --create ‘jeronath’
/usr/libexec/systemcheck/systemcheck: WARNING: Cannot communicate with privleapd. File ‘/run/privleapd/comm/jeronath’ does not exist. Cannot use privleap.
You might be able to create a privleap socket by executing: sudo leapctl --create ‘jeronath’
[ERROR] [systemcheck] Check ‘leaprun check-privleap’ result: System misconfiguration detected. No need to panic. This is not a severe issue. However, other tests may be affected due to this.
The following command:
leaprun check-privleap ; echo $?
did not produce an empty output with an exit code of zero, indicating an unexpected result.
exit_code: 1
privilege_escalation_tool_output:
ERROR: Could not connect to privleapd!
[ERROR] [systemcheck] Check ‘leaprun check-privleap-environment-variables’ result: System misconfiguration detected. No need to panic. This is not a severe issue. However, other tests may be affected due to this.
The following command:
leaprun check-privleap-environment-variables ; echo $?
did not produce an empty output with an exit code of zero, indicating an unexpected result.
exit_code: 1
privilege_escalation_tool_output:
ERROR: Could not connect to privleapd!
[ERROR] [systemcheck] Check ‘leaprun check-sudo’ result: System misconfiguration detected. No need to panic. This is not a severe issue. However, other tests may be affected due to this.
The following command:
leaprun check-sudo ; echo $?
did not produce an empty output with an exit code of zero, indicating an unexpected result.
exit_code: 1
privilege_escalation_tool_output:
ERROR: Could not connect to privleapd!
ERROR: Could not connect to privleapd!
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