Andy Wingo <wi...@igalia.com> skribis: > Since elogind wants to manage the content of these directories, it has a > little internal rm-rf helper to clean them when elogind starts up. But > that helper is really conservative and doesn't want to remove files on a > filesystem that's not tmpfs or ramfs, hence these mounts. > > Secondly you need to configure a pam-elogind module. > > (define pam-elogind > (pam-entry > (control "required") > (module #~(string-append #$elogind "/lib/security/pam_elogind.so")))) > > We add the pam module to the base pam services: > > (pam-services > (base-pam-services #:additional-session-modules (list pam-elogind)))
[…] (See the whole message at <https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/guix-devel/2015-08/msg00439.html>.) It’s been some time, but commit e7ad0d5 finally adds elogind support to all the PAM sessions. It does so by extending PAM with a procedure that adds a session entry with pam_elogind.so to all the PAM service. This extension mechanism for cross-cutting PAM concerns is implemented in 12c00bc. I’ve confirmed that ‘loginctl’ now knows about logged-in users and seats. I haven’t check what effect it has on GNOME and Xfce but feedback would be welcome! Ludo’.
