I think this happens because of buggy pam.d config. Suspend scripts try do something from ordinary user through "su <username> -c blablabla" . According /etc/pam.d/su they call pam_mount.so in session part. Pam_mount.so in session part need interactively entered password and can't get. Suspend script freeze or cannot execute "blablabla" command. Workaround is to comment the line: @include common-session in file /etc/pam.d/su
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