Questions tagged [logout]
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what is the correct way to log out without a display manager?
If one is not using a desktop environment nor a display manager, what is the correct procedure for logging out, effectively returning to the post-boot state where log-in prompt is shown again? Edit: ...
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How to Logout From Debian 12 Gnome Gui Session after boot completed
I want to automatically log out of the GUI session after booting the PC because a program I use doesn't run unless I log out and log in again. I wrote a crontab with this command: @reboot gnome-...
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Automatic log out while working in Cent OS Stream 8
While I am working, the device automatically log outs and shows the login screen. When I logged in, all my work got lost. Basically I am using terminal, firefox, sometime terminator app. Skype from ...
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Issue with SSH Client Alive Interval in sshd_config
We are currently using SSH for our project, and we need to implement a feature where SSH users are logged off after 1 minute of inactivity. Below are excerpts from our ssh_config and sshd_config files:...
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Parameters OK at startup but problems when logging back
When I start the computer, everything works fine. But if I leave the computer, then when I log back to my session, I sometimes have 1 or 2 or 3 of those weird behaviors (not all, and not always, ...
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laptop with Ubuntu 20 logout when left unattended
On a laptop installed with Ubuntu 20.04 LTS when left unattended for tens-of-minutes/hours, sometimes I find it logged out. Searching around the web I found that traces of these behaviour can be found ...
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Keepass causes immediate Linux logout when using auto-type
Today I had to restart my computer after a total freeze of Linux. After that I now have the problem that KeepassXC 2.7.1 leads to a immediate logout of my Linux system as soon as I try to use the auto-...
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How to log out all inactive terminal sessions in GNU/Linux?
Since I switched to Wayland on Debian11/KDE starting the computer from standby in around 90% of cases shows a black screen and one needs to use ctrl+alt+f{id} and run loginctl unlock-session {id2} to ...