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Steps to reproduce: 1. login in a tty to verify your password work fine. 2. Open "User and Groups" app, got to Advanced Settings and add some privilege to your user. 3. login to a new tty and see that your password doesn't work. Try with empty password and see that it works. 4. run `passwd $USER` to set user password again and repeat 1 to 3, in order to verify the issue. I haven't tried, yet, any other tasks from User and Groups application to see what impact they have.

Steps to reproduce: 1. login in a tty to verify your password work fine. 2. Open "User and Groups" app, go to Advanced Settings and add some privilege to your user. 3. login to a new tty and see that your password doesn't work. Try with empty password and see that it works. 4. run `passwd $USER` to set user password again and repeat 1 to 3, in order to verify the issue. I haven't tried, yet, any other tasks from User and Groups application to see what impact they have.

Steps to reproduce: 1. login in a tty to verify your password work fine. 2. Open "User and Groups" app, got to Advanced Settings and add some privilege to your user. 3. login to a new tty and see that your password doesn't work. Try with empty password and see that it works. 4. run `passwd $USER` to set user password again and repeat 1 to 3, in order to verify the issue. I haven't tried, yet, any other tasks from User and Groups application to see what impact they have.