Am 26.08.21 um 15:58 schrieb Ansgar:
On Thu, 2021-08-26 at 09:13 +0200, Michael Biebl wrote:In your case, dbus-daemon is *not* started as a user service, but as a regular process within a login session, so there can be multiple ones.This looks incorrect: dbus was started with `--address=systemd` and `--systemd-activation`. So it looks like it was started via systemd as a user service.
Right, sorry. I was confused by the instance that was started via AT-SPI.
systemd does have a facility `KillUserProcesses=yes` which kills all processes of such a login session, when the user logs out. The upstream default is "yes" but in Debian we had complaints that this killed processes like screen, so we patch it to "no" as default in Debian.And with `KillUserProcesses=no` any process still left in the user's login session will keep the login alive (in "closing" state) and the user's `systemd --user` instance and thus dbus will be kept running.
Nod, the end result is the same and the underlying issue is that we default to `KillUserProcesses=no`
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