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On Thursday, 30 April 2020 10:19:15 BST Raffaele BELARDI wrote: |
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> > > Basically I'd like that: |
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> > > - if there is more than one user logged in, either locally via lighdm |
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> > > or remotely via SSH, the shutdown XFCE button is grayed out. Once all |
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> > > users except one have logged out, the button is again available |
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> > Can you configure the shutdown/reboot command called by XFCE? If so, you |
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> > can set it to a script that checks whether anyone else is logged in before |
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> > either executing the shutdown or displaying a "Daddy's using the computer" |
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> > dialog. |
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> I was hoping for a 'system' level solution. I think it was consolekit that, |
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> when a user tried to shutdown while another user was logged presented a |
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> window asking for root password to execute the command. (ESC would let it |
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> continue and do the shutdown anyway, so it was not really working). I'll go |
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> for the manual way. |
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> Thanks, |
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> Raffaele |
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Yes, I recall the same, in particular when logged in on a console, or remotely |
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over SSH, but I don't think I have not observed it on KDE/Plasma desktops for |
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a while now. Mind you, I have moved to elogind, so this may manage seats and |
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signals differently. |