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I'm using Arch with LXDM and Openbox. When I try to log out with either oblogout or just plain killall openbox, Openbox stops working but, all the applications that were running remain. If I leave a terminal running, I can use ps to see the openbox process with defunct status (zombie). I can free things up with:
$ systemctl restart lxdm.service
I haven't found how to fix it though. I did follow the instructions in the LXDM Archwiki and put the following in /etc/lxdm/PostLogout:
# Terminate current user session
/usr/bin/loginctl terminate-session $XDG_SESSION_ID
# Restart lxdm
/usr/bin/systemctl restart lxdm.serviceThat didn't seem to do anything. I've done a bit of searching and apparently this was a common problem a few years ago and those solutions don't seem to be doing it. Any ideas?
Last edited by MickeyRat (2014-04-30 00:37:26)
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Thanks for the reply but, I'm afraid it didn't work. Nothing happened. It's looking like LXDM isn't detecting the logout at all.
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I don't use lxdm (or any dm) so this may not be relevant, but shouldn't you be killing openbox-session, and not just openbox?
sorry, that's complete garbage.... I should wake up before posting. ![]()
Last edited by tomk (2014-04-29 06:59:11)
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Okay, then it's a bug: https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/40110
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City-busz I think you're right! I followed the link you posted and found a post from someone that fixed the problem by installing lxdm-git. So, that's what I did and vwolla!!! It's fixed. I was about to try lightdm. Thank you very much!
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