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Hi,
I've been trying to enable restart and shutdown buttons in "Log out dialog" for almost 2 days - I've read many manuals and forum posts, but nothing really helps:
I'm running Gentoo, xfce 4.8
I am in power group, I created files under /etc/polkit-1/localauthority/50-local.d (according to some forum post it should solve my problem...but it didn't)
I am running dbus as daemon, and my ~/.xinitrc file contains
dbus-launch --auto-syntax --exit-with-session
exec ck-launch-session xfce4-session
(probably dbus-launch line is unnecessarily)
could you pls help me?
thanks
kvaso
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Here on Arch Linux I have:
- dbus running as a daemon
- _no_ "dbus-launch" in .xinitrc
- "exec ck-launch-session startxfce4"
- and I used to have a "/etc/polkit-1/localauthority/alloweverything.conf" but it's apparently gone (like the contents of my 500GB HD, but I digress.) So no special rule.
Edit: and I'm in the power group too.
Last edited by stqn (2011-07-03 13:16:31)
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thanks, I changed my .xinitrc file, but unfortunately it did not fix my problem
has anyone else got any experience with this?
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I had seen this problem on xubuntu (11.04), and the suggested fix here did seem to work, though I recently re-installed that machine with debian testing; I did not encounter this issue since and do not have a ~/.xinitrc anymore.
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I too have this problem. The Restart and Shutdown buttons are greyed. I'm using debian testing. if some one knows, please give some tips how to enable these
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The problem is Policykit in Debian. Use LightDM
url: blog.desdelinux.net
twt: @elavdeveloper
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FWIW the most common cause for this that I know is not having the sudo package installed, fixed it for me in the past anyway
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The problem is Policykit in Debian. Use LightDM
This does solve all problems. I tried using slim before lightdm and had to reconfigure PolicyKit. Slim doesn't tell the system that a user is active, so you basically need to configure PolicyKit to allow all to do everything ... a major security hole. Installing LightDM does not have this issue, and is still super lightweight.
oh, you want eXtremely Fast Computing? thats Easy ...
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I've just installed a minimal Fedora 17 with Xfce 4.10 and I'm having the same problem.
I have Consolekit installed but the restart/shutdown buttons are grayed out.
I'm using startx. Is it possible to not install any DM?
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I solved that by installing LXDM.
BTW, to enable the Suspend/Hibernate options on the logout dialogue, one needs to install upower (or remove it if one doesn't want/use those options).
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