Ragnar Thomsen wrote: > On Wednesday 03 October 2012 21:12:06 Armin K. wrote: >> So the answer is, just add pam_systemd to system-session. > > I'm afraid this doesn't work. There is still no logind session > started when I run startx. > > Running loginctl only lists the console session, but no X11 session. > And authentication as root in KDE doesn't work.
I remember some ... long and IMO insane thread on the systemd-devel list about something like this. The end result of that thread was that "startx" is apparently not supposed to be used anymore, at least not in its default configuration, or something. When the X server fires up on a new VC, nothing in systemd ties that new VC to the user session or X session or whatever the heck it needs to tie it to for authorization, and so something related to logging in or authorization or something, fails. The suggested workaround on systemd-devel was "startx -- vt0" or something along those lines, or using a display manager that talks to logind/systemd/whatever-it-was directly. Which is yet another reason I'm not going to use this setup, frankly. Yeah, this thread: http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/systemd-devel/2012-August/006382.html
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