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Dear All,
Since a certain time (?), I have to give the root password to be able to switch my machine off. In addition, most of the times, but not every, the machine just reboots and doesn't switch off. What is wrong ? Thanks You in advance Jerome |
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> What is wrong ?
to me it sounds like you found Personal Settings > Configure Desktop > System Administration > Login Manager > Shutdown > Administrator Mode, gave your root password and then changed the "Allow Shutdown Local from "everybody" to "only root" and, on the same page you no longer have in the Commands Halt block: /sbin/halt and in the Commands Reboot block: /sbin/reboot but i'm just guessing...i guess a root owned file or two could have corrupted... -- palladium |
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Hello,
I feel sorry for that but I run a suse in french. What is "personal settings"? Do you mean yast? I just don't know where to configure my desktop. Thank you in advance Jerome |
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no, not YaST
ok, see, there are SO many variables (and, since you have not said i don't even know if you are running 11.0, 11.1, 11.2, SLED, Gnome, KDE3, KDE4, or XP!!) but if you are running a KDE, then TRY this: hold down the left Alt key and then press and release the F2 key...a blank should pop up, in it type kcontrol if you are lucky a window will pop up where you can nav to System Administration > Login Manager > Shutdown > Administrator Mode and, after giving the root password you can REset it to allow everyone to shutdown and to halt when told to.. -- palladium |
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Hello,
I run suse 11.1 with gnome configuration Thank You |
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Dear All,
Can Anyone help on this matter? Thank You in advance Jerome |
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Something more I found,
In the window where I have to insert the su password to shut shown,there is a link rg.freedesktop.consolekit.system.stop-multple-usersI f I open it, I find a menu where to customise my desktop. Everything is locked. Also tried logging as root, unsuccessfully. How can I access to that ? Many Thanks in advance for Your help. Jerome |
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My guess might be in yast.
Open the terminal as su fire-up /sbin/yast2 security Under boot settings change the option in shutdown behavior of login manager to all users.
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