*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 283278 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/283278
That is a bug.
I have installed Ubuntu 9.04 on one machine, customized it to my needs and then
deploy it by moving entire filesystem from machine to machine with tar.
I have no shutdown and switch user options in menu on several machines though
that damned fast user switch applet is purged. On some machines I have both
them. I can't find out what's the reason of disappearing of these icons, but
this is the fact. The screenshots are exactly the same as Arch_Parks wrote on
2009-03-02.
On my machines I have two users named user and administrator. Administrator
doesn't have neither logout nor shutdown options in his menu. User has "Log
out" button, but there is only logout button active - switch user is gray. If I
start gnome-session-save, I have possibility to reboot or shutdown - and it
works. BUT THERE IS NO ICON IN THE MENU!
On the machines where it's all right, both logout and shutdown options are
present and work correctly.
The "bad" machines are deployed using tarballs from "good" ones.
Help me, please, I've googled all the internet, but found nothing =(
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Log off and shutdown missing from 9.04 alpha 5
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/336376
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