fix: Ensure user linger is closed on EL10 #165
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Cause: There is an issue with loginctl on EL10 - doing cancel-linger will leave the user session in the closing state. Consequence: User sessions accumulate, and the test user cannot be removed. Fix: As suggested in the systemd issue, the fix is to shutdown and restart systemd-logind in this situation. Result: User cancel-linger works as expected. Signed-off-by: Rich Megginson <[email protected]>
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workaround for systemd/systemd#26744 |
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Cause: There is an issue with loginctl on EL10 - doing cancel-linger
will leave the user session in the closing state.
Consequence: User sessions accumulate, and the test user cannot
be removed.
Fix: As suggested in the systemd issue, the fix is to shutdown and
restart systemd-logind in this situation.
Result: User cancel-linger works as expected.
Signed-off-by: Rich Megginson [email protected]