Public bug reported:
Dear audience,
when trying to shutdown the system from the Lubuntu "Logout" menu item,
a dialog pops up telling me that "System policy prevents stopping the
system when other users are logged in. Authentication is needed to
perform this action".
Fine, so far.
But, after 5 seconds, the dialog disappears, not giving me the chance to
enter my password.
I could trace that down to polkit action "consolekit stop-multiple-
users" and the lxsession-logout program, but then I'm lost. I can't see
where the timeout can be increased.
When I logout all sessions on the system, the shutdown takes place immediately
without authentication needed.
When I do other tasks, e.g. system updates, authentication dialogs come up and
stay forever, long enough to enter passwords.
Description: Ubuntu 12.10
Release: 12.10
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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very short authentication timeout for Lubuntu shutdown
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