possibly messed-up permissions from GLOcean

[s s]

> 
> You'll need to SETUID root your kcheckpass binary.
> You can do this by issuing 
> the command (as root) 
> 
> chmod +s /path/to/kcheckpass
> 
> This lets it have root privilages, else it can't
> access /etc/shadow to 
> authenticate you :)
> 
That fixed it. Thanks! :)

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