Possible solution is:
1. Trap the object change.user.password(as we do for res.users,as these are 2 special cases)
2. Pass a context when calling button : <button colspan="1" icon="gtk-ok" name="change_password" string="Change" type="object" context="{'change_password':confirm_password}"/>
3. Interrupt the rpc_exec_auth() and trap the args if the object is change.user.password and change gw_inter._passwd to be the new password.
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This still occurs when connected with XMLRPC.
Possible solution is: user.password( as we do for res.users,as these are 2 special cases) password" string="Change" type="object" context= "{'change_ password' :confirm_ password} "/> user.password and change gw_inter._passwd to be the new password.
1. Trap the object change.
2. Pass a context when calling button : <button colspan="1" icon="gtk-ok" name="change_
3. Interrupt the rpc_exec_auth() and trap the args if the object is change.
More Investigation can help getting more suitable solutions.