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On Wed, 26 Jun 2019 15:15:37 +0100, Mick wrote: |
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> > > [General] |
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> > > # Halt command |
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> > > HaltCommand=/usr/bin/loginctl poweroff |
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> > > In an OpenRC system there is no loginctl. Consequently, unless we |
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> > > define a separate config in /etc/ to use shutdown (with sudo?) it |
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> > > won't work. This systemd-ism may be worth a bug report. |
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> > It won't work on systemd either, loginctl has no poweroff command, it |
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> > should be systemctl poweroff, which is symlinked to /sbin/poweroff |
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> > here so setting it to that should work for modern and ancient systems |
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> > alike :P |
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> Could it be loginctl is there to confirm if a local button operation |
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> can run / sbin/poweroff, rather than actually running the command as |
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> shown in the sddm config file? |
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No, not when I tried it |
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% loginctl poweroff |
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Unknown operation poweroff. |
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This is confirmed by the list of commands in the loginctl man page. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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C Error #029: Well! I'm impressed |
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