Hi!After a reboot the first time I startup a X session (usually KDE, applies also to xfce) I can move the mouse around but can't focus/click anything. When I start the session a 2nd time it works. This also happens after a while on an active session. However I yet have no clue when. I have no idea how to even tackle this issue.
@Smasher816 - the op is right that he/she should be able to reboot, shutdown without superuser access with systemd. I just began using systemd and mine seems to work fine. You aren't logged in as root or another user in another terminal or tty are you? I know that you should STILL be given the option to enter the root password and shutdown, but that is the best I can think o
Hi archers,I am having issues logging out correctly through xfce4-session-logout.Logout sometimes lands me in LXDM (as expected) but some other times at a GUI-less terminal where I need to restart lxdm manually.Reboot consistently fails to reboot and either lands me in LXDM or asks me for authentication in order to proceed.Same if I use the command line, i.e.
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=148374I'll push it this week, Lennart is not convinced it is systemd's fault:https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=54041
jouke
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2012-09-26T08:06:12Z
Nothing to do with netcfg. The openssh package installs a hook that closes all connections at shutdown. But of course hooks are an initscripts thing, so the same trick doesn't work with systemd. One would need to come up with a systemd thingy that does something equivalent to the initscripts hook.
Gusar
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2012-10-17T16:58:06Z
In my CentOS5 installation in KDE, users get presented the options to terminate the session, reboot, and shutdown. Since this computer should always remain on, I'd like to remove the reboot and shutdown option from the menu to avoid an accidential reboot. How do I do this?
I have the blues,
I am running Arch linux with lxdm xfce wicd and netctl.
My users /home is a nfs mount fom a freenas fileserver using nfsv3 and I am using systemd's automount options.
/etc/fstab
freenas:/mnt/vol1/entertainment /home/tv nfs rsize=8192,wsize=8192,timeo=14,rw,soft,intr,noauto,x-systemd.automount 0 0
After a recent update I can no longer xfce4-session-logout to shutdown without
like https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=147388but in gnome fallback mode.and i have systemd-sysvcompat.ezik
shulamy
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2012-09-26T11:08:45Z
Hello,did you try the this from:http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1860008 orhttp://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=66&t=89710Go to System Settings → Startup and Shutdown → Session Management and check the “Offer shutdown options” checkbox.
henk
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2013-05-09T09:41:23Z
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