When seat1 logout seat0 also get loged out with it. #18491
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@poettering Nice Try. As for your info I am useing I hope that's all version info you need and things are available on link but I repeat, I am using dell vostro 3668 PC tower with two monitor with two seat via loginctl. For admin I am using Intel g4560's igpu Intel HD 610 and for another account I am using nvidia gt1030 with hdmi port. I attach keyboard mouse and nvidia video card's drm and audio port to seat1 via loginctl. System boot and simultaneous login happening with two user with two seat. But when the user with nvidia card (note here only with nvidia card) get log out the whole system get loged out. Note here application opened in seat0 with gnome remain unclosed, when seat0 user relogin all window remains opened. At first look I think that is nvidia driver problem but I can reproduce that same thing with opensource neuveau driver. For testing it I uninstall nvidia driver in ubuntu 20.10 and install neuveau then follow. Same result. |
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is thta the closed source nvidia driver? as that driver doesn't use the driver model it's not supported for multi-seat. sorry! |
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ya! it's closed source. But open source also has same problem as I said previously. |
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I am not even sure what the bug is supposed to be. Please file a proper bug report, as requested, filling in the requested form and providing the requested data, explaining exactly what the issue is, and how we can reproduce it. And no closed source nvidia driver in the mix please. Linking up bug reports between bug trackers is great, but just filing a bug here with nothing but a link to the debian bts is not a great idea, and we'll close that. We are not going to wade through other bug trackers to figure out the data we need. |
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What you don't understand? I think I give all details I had. |
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I wrote the original multiseat support for systemd. Anyway, this is not a chat service. Let's end this here Please file a proper issue, if there's something left to fix. |
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Should I put a video demonstration for you? You are so hurry for closing the issue. |
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nope, i don't care for videos. I care for well-formed, comprehensive bug reports. Can't be that hard. |
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Well I did it. I think you are not reading. Can you say what or which part you don't understand? |
No, you didn't. The original issue template you completely skipped over serves the purpose of having all issues in somewhat consistent format with all important bits of information at one place, without the need to follow links to other discussions and parse the information there. So, please, fill in the issue template with the requested details, so we have something actionable here. |
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OK! I will fill it. |
That one |
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@devbapidey you are not helping your case. |
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Linux Vostro-3668 5.8.0-43-generic #49-Ubuntu SMP Fri Feb 5 03:01:28 UTC 2021 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux CPU architecture issue was seen on
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As for your info I am useing I hope that's all version info you need and things are available on link but I repeat, I am using dell vostro 3668 PC tower with two monitor with two seat via loginctl. For admin I am using Intel g4560's igpu Intel HD 610 and for another account I am using nvidia gt1030 with hdmi port. I attach keyboard mouse and nvidia video card's drm and audio port to seat1 via loginctl. System boot and simultaneous login happening with two user with two seat. But when the user with nvidia card (note here only with nvidia card) get log out the whole system get loged out. Note here application opened in seat0 with gnome remain unclosed, when seat0 user relogin all window remains opened. At first look I think that is nvidia driver problem but I can reproduce that same thing with opensource neuveau driver. For testing it I uninstall nvidia driver in ubuntu 20.10 and install neuveau then follow. Same result. |
Seems angry. |
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https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gdm/-/issues/721#note_1252332 it's a gdm problem @poettering |
I found this bug with Debian testing. More info https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=981867
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