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Hi,
When I try to use the shutdown/logout/restart buttons in kmenu > shutdown > shutdown/logout nothing happen. Hibernate/lock/Change user buttons work well. I read some thread from my distro (archlinux) specific forum and try to apply some changes. In /usr/share/config/kdm/kdmrc file I have changed to AllowShutdown=All The only errors I see is in .xsession-errors When I try to logout
When I try to restart
When I try to shutdown
If you have a solution it's perfect, but where can I have more logs about kde workspace on my system ? I try to tail -f /var/log/kdm.log but nothing is displayed when I click on buttons.
Last edited by liochan on Wed Jan 16, 2013 8:50 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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I try a command line and I got this message. Google doesn't help me.
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Can you check whether your polkit or systemd (loginctl) permissions are ok? If you are using systemd, check with "loginctl" whether your user has been assigned a "seat".
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Here it's the stdout of loginctl.
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I marked thread as solved but I don't really know how. So some possibilities after :
First archlinux dbus package have an update so it's a possibility. I got several issues with kde this days. The problem appear after some kdebase packages updates. After them, the login screen back to default theme without I changed something. When I tried to change the login screen in system settings, I was unable to do it. When I clicked on apply buttons, kde never asks me root password as it has to do, but always display an error message (code 4). I changed manually on /usr/share/config/kdm/kdmrc theme settings. Thanks for your help einar. |
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So systemd gave you a seat, so that kind of permissions are set. Are you logging directly through a login manager, or from a textual login?
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Any messages in the system journal (journalctl -b) or in .xsession errors when you try to attempt a shutdown?
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I had no error messages in journalctl -b when I tried to shutdown or another button.
The only messages I had, were messages in .xsession-errors. I gave you the whole messages for each buttons I tried and unfortunately they are not very explicit. When I try to logout
On another computer I do not really use, I made a distro upgrade. The upgrade was with dbus 1.6.8-6 and kdebase 4.9.5-2 directly. My error was to not provide kde version in this thread. I suppose it was a minor version like 4.9.5 or 4.9.4 as the same for dbus. I haven't this issues on this computer, so I suppose it could be a problem with dbus version and kdebase. |
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If you run "qdbus org.kde.ksmserver /KSMServer 0 0 0" does this cause your system to logout?
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I try your command and I get this :
As a regular user
With sudo
This is funny because buttons work very well everyday |
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Oops, I missed out a part of the command. Try:
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Yes it works as a regular user.
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Interesting - but the logout dialog itself gives no response?
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I got no dialog box. I typed the command, I heard kde notification sound, firefox stay in windows, I get a dark screen and finaly kdm was displayed.
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