The same user had another problem. Because he did not read the complete documentation, especially the Debian specific details, he missed the part where the documentation says, that in order to access powersaved via dbus as a regular user, he has to add them to a special group (that's how I handle access control under Debian, as there is no pam_console). The resulting error message of powersave or kpowersave is "Cannot connect to powersaved. Is the daemon running? (dbus error)". To be honest, I myself wouldn't have guessed that this means, I don't have access rights for powersaved. Is it possible to tell from the return code of dbus what the correct problem is and display the error message in (k)powersave correspondingly? If you give me some pointers where to start and look at, I might take a look at it myself, if you are too busy.
Cheers, Michael -- Why is it that all of the instruments seeking intelligent life in the universe are pointed away from Earth?
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