On Wed, 2020-02-12 at 14:37 +0100, Milan Crha via evolution-list wrote:
> Using `loginctl list-sessions` and being logged in as a root in a text
> terminal I see that there are two sessions, one for the root and one
> for the logged used in the KDE desktop. When I log out of the KDE,
> there are left both sessions as before and one is added, for user
> 'sddm'. When I log in as the previous user again the loginctl shows 3
> sessions, two for the user I used for KDE login and the one for root. I
> definitely should not have running two sessions for my user. (In other
> words, the issue in the above mentioned bug is not specific to gnome-
> session only, even it is filled against it.)
This is looking like the root problem (or one of them ...). I tried
listing sessions. logging out and in again, and listing them again:
SESSION UID USER SEAT TTY
11 1000 poc seat0
13 1000 poc seat0
2 0 root seat0 tty2
4 1000 poc seat0
8 1000 poc seat0
5 sessions listed.
---
SESSION UID USER SEAT TTY
11 1000 poc seat0
13 1000 poc seat0
15 1000 poc seat0
2 0 root seat0 tty2
4 1000 poc seat0
8 1000 poc seat0
6 sessions listed.
---
IOW each login is creating a new session, but logging out is not
terminating it. This definitely looks like a bug of some kind. Whether
or not it's what causes the g-k-r problem is not clear, but it should
be investigated. I'll take it to the KDE list and possibly BZ.
poc
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