The attached 'login-screen-suspend.sh' script contains a workaround
daemon permitting to automatically suspend the computer after NO user
has been active during the time specified in '/etc/systemd/logind.conf'.
It is possible to install this script in '/usr/local/bin/login-screen-
suspend.sh', and launch this daemon by adding following lines at the
beginning of '/etc/rc.local' :
LOGIN_SCREEN_SUSPEND='/usr/local/bin/login-screen-suspend.sh'
if [ -f "$LOGIN_SCREEN_SUSPEND" ] && \
[ -x "$LOGIN_SCREEN_SUSPEND" ]; then
$LOGIN_SCREEN_SUSPEND >> /var/log/login-screen-suspend.log 2>&1 &
fi
This workaround is probably NOT bulletproof, but it works correctly for
me.
In the hope that it may be useful.
** Attachment added: "/usr/local/bin/login-screen-suspend.sh"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/systemd/+bug/1504254/+attachment/4749166/+files/login-screen-suspend.sh
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Title:
IdleAction=suspend specified in logind.conf must systematically be
inhibited during user interaction
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