GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 172601
Confirm reboot/shutdown, if another session is active
Last modified: 2014-07-11 16:41:46 UTC
If there are one or more unfinished sessions on the machine, gnome-session should ask for confirmation or do not offer reboot/shutdown during logout. Related: bug 172600
Thanks for your bug. I'm not sure if that's a duplicate of #172600, gnome-session uses gdm to reboot, so maybe the only change required is on gdm
Sebastien is right: gnome-session currently queries GDM is it's possible to reboot/shutdown when showing the logout dialogs. Hence, GDM should basically check if there are any other active session to allow or not the reboot/shutdown actions.
I think this bug is obsolete now with consolekit + polkit integration?
I guess that not, at least in GNOME 2.32 and openSUSE 11.4. Yesterday I unintentionally halted a machine where another user was logged on.
I think this bug can now be closed: trying to power down from GDM while a user is logged on gives a prompt mentioning this fact.
(In GNOME 3.10.)
OK.