Re: getting loginctl to work

[Martin Castillo <castilma@uni-bremen.de>]

Hi,

> 
> Could it be that something is holding an inhibit lock on shutdown?  I
> think ssh can do that.  It might even be automatic??
> Try running elogind-inhibit with no arguments.

$ elogind-inhibit
WHO            UID USER PID COMM            WHAT 
                             WHY                                       MODE
NetworkManager 0   root 162 NetworkManager  sleep 
                             NetworkManager needs to turn off networks delay
UPower         0   root 250 .upowerd-real   sleep 
                             Pause device polling                      delay
gdm            983 gdm  456 .gsd-media-keys 
handle-power-key:handle-suspend-key:handle-hibernate-key GNOME handling 
keypresses                 block
gdm            983 gdm  456 .gsd-media-keys sleep 
                             GNOME handling keypresses                 delay
gdm            983 gdm  463 .gsd-power-real sleep 
                             GNOME needs to lock the screen            delay

5 inhibitors listed.

Doesn't look like it.