** Description changed: + [Impact] + loginctl command does not process session IDs given on the command-line, like the documentation suggests. This makes it impossible to use simple command-line calls to check properties of a given session. + + [Fix] + Backport upstream patch to fix the issue + + [Testcase] + Use loginctl command and specify multiple session IDs at the command-line and verify that details about these sessons are brought up in the output. + + [Regression Potential] + Minimal, current behaviour is not sane at all, and it is a typpo fix from '1' to 'i' meaning that first argument was always used, instead of the current iterated one. + + Kubuntu zesty, 232-21ubuntu2 See upstream bug https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/5733 with patch attached.
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