Just one more information: It seems like the inhibitors work if I'm on the same
shell/virtual terminal where the inhibitor was created.
So the inhibitors, created by KDE, only work if I'm on the KDE screen. If I
switch to another VT, then the power button forcefully shuts down the system.
Seems like I'm seeing the same effect with my code, but as I want to use an
inhibitor in a daemon that gets started by systemd while the system boots, this
doesn't make much sense for me.
Manuel Reimer wrote:
Hello,
I'm using ArchLinux which currently uses systemd 198.
I try to inhibit the power key to get sure systemd doesn't shut down if it is
pressed. My testcase is as follows:
# systemd-inhibit --what=handle-power-key --mode=block sleep 1000000
Now I switch to another shell to check if the inhibitor is listed:
# systemd-inhibit --list
Who: sleep 1000000 (UID 0, PID 222)
What: handle-power-key
Why: Unknown reason
Mode: block
1 inhibitors listed.
After doing so and getting sure the inhibitor really is listed, I hit the power
key and... the system is shutting down...
For me it seems like something caused this whole thing to get broken. Can
someone reproduce or is this only broken on ArchLinux?
Yours
Manuel Reimer
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