Andrew Farris wrote:
Jonathan Kamens wrote:
For a long time, there was no "Shut Down..." on the GNOME panel menu.
Then it came back, but it didn't do anything when I selected it and
clicked "Reboot".
You want to look at the tool in
System->Preferences->System->Authorizations. This is the new policykit
config where you can authorize your user to issue reboot, shutdown, etc,
while other users are logged in and such. The menu items will not work
if you have no authorization to use them.
You want the section freedesktop->hal->power-management
Sorry, what you're really looking for there is not hal->power-management,
because that would be the auth for the system to shutdown for power reasons (the
script you're trying to run manually). That is the correct spot to configure
that behavior.
The restart/shutdown behavior for the gnome menu items is in
org->freedesktop->consolekit->system. That should let you reboot from the menu
if you're authed there.
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