Check As Root - Linuxconf_User accounts_permissions - select "shutdown" in
the granted column, Quit, Activate.
I've already done that.
Logout, Login as User, Try "reboot" or "halt" from a terminal, or you can
logout, then use the GUI login screen to select Halt/Reboot.
The GUI login
So I'm logged in as someone other than root, and I want to shutdown.
My name is in /etc/shutdown.allow, but even when I type /sbin/shutdown
-a now, it complains that I'm not root.
So what's the purpose of shutdown.allow and the -a switch?
And what a contradiction! I _can't_ shutdown even
