Public bug reported:
Running GDM/GNOME 3.28 on Ubuntu 18.04.
1) Boot the system, login.
uptime shows 1 logged user.
2) Logout from GNOME and login again:
uptime shows 2 logged users, instead of 1.
3) Logout from GNOME and login again:
uptime shows 3 logged users, instead of 1.
And repeating the process shows the same results, incrementing the
number by 1 each time.
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[ Impact ]
The number of logged users according to `uptime` grows and never goes
down
[ Test case ]
1. Login with your user and launch `uptime` from a shell
-> It should show "1 user"
2. Logout, and login again, then launch `uptime` again
-> It should show "1 user" again
3. Repeating the process, uptime users number should match the actual
number of logged in users
[ Regression potential ]
Nothing known so far, the fix is already in upstream branches (both
stable and unstable)
** Affects: gdm3 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Medium
Assignee: Marco Trevisan (Treviño) (3v1n0)
Status: In Progress
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Logging out does not decrease the number of logged in users
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