Hello,
I don't want to hijack your thread, but just as a reference here is my solution
with acpid to achieve nearly the same:
/etc/acpid/power:
event=button/power*
action=/sbin/acpishutdown.sh
/sbin/acpishutdown.sh:
#!/bin/sh
if [ -e /tmp/acpibutton ]; then
if [ `/bin/ls /tmp/acpibutton
OK, thanks, it's good to know such a thing before installing on Archlinux.
Did you mean set PowerKeyIgnoreInhibited to yes in
/etc/systemd/logind.conf ? BTW, could you post a link to your bug report on
systemd?
Yarema
2013/3/27 Manuel Reimer manuel.rei...@gmx.de
YUP wrote:
Very cool! Gonna
On 28.03.2013 09:44, YUP wrote:
OK, thanks, it's good to know such a thing before installing on
Archlinux. Did you mean set PowerKeyIgnoreInhibited to yes in
/etc/systemd/logind.conf ? BTW, could you post a link to your bug report
on systemd?
What about using this with non-systemd init, does
Lucian Muresan wrote:
What about using this with non-systemd init, does it just work by
actually deactivating or rather replacing acpid?
Just execute the binary. It will work without any configuration.
The default behaviour is to fork to background (classic Unix daemon).
If you want to run
YUP wrote:
OK, thanks, it's good to know such a thing before installing on Archlinux.
Did you mean set PowerKeyIgnoreInhibited to yes in
/etc/systemd/logind.conf ?
$ echo HandlePowerKey=ignore /etc/systemd/logind.conf
BTW, could you post a link to your bug report on
systemd?
Hello List,
I have written a small daemon, which can replace acpid on VDR systems and was
written with dedicated VDR systems in mind.
Core Features:
- Faster than acpid with all the required external scripts.
- Emergency reboot feature. You don't loose the power button as safe emergency
Very cool! Gonna try it. Integration with systemd is very useful.
Best,
Yarema
On Mar 27, 2013 6:45 PM, Manuel Reimer manuel.rei...@gmx.de wrote:
Hello List,
I have written a small daemon, which can replace acpid on VDR systems and
was written with dedicated VDR systems in mind.
Core
YUP wrote:
Very cool! Gonna try it. Integration with systemd is very useful.
Would be very useful, but at least the inhibitor thing, which was intented to
block systemd from shutting down the system if the button is pressed, seems to
be broken. So if you use it on systemd-based systems, you
