2009-01-31 update - I just filed separate bugs against the following:
libbonobo (Bug #323604)
gvfs (Bug #323606)
evolution-data-server (Bug #323607)
gconf (Bug #323608)
If you still experience this issue with any of these, then please
confirm those bugs so this issue can be fixed properly. In the
the issue is not a gdm one, you should rather open bugs for buggy
servers which don't have a bug open yet
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
Status: New => Invalid
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Processes remain after log off
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Improvement: Simply add 2 lines to /etc/gdm/PostSession/Default and do
_not_ store a backup of Default in the PostSession directory.
$ ls /etc/gdm/PostSession/
Default
$ tail /etc/gdm/PostSession/Default
done
IFS=$OLD_IFS
echo "$OUTPUT"
}
# the following 2 lines were added by toobuntu on
note that we only have user names without spaces or special characters.
you may want to use brackets and quotes around the variables to get my
workaround working in your environment.
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Here's my workaround that, once set up, requires no further intervention
by the sysadmin (me) in our corporate environment:
In short, we are creating a shell script to kill all the remaining user
processes after logging out of GNOME, setting that script suid root, and
having gdm call that script u
