Bug#776606: systemd-shim is frequently running pm-suspend for no good reason

I think systemd-shim is probably doing this on your system because some dbus client told it to. I don't know what that might be. I am no expert on any of this kind of dbus desktop stuff. But maybe you can find some hints with a dbus monitoring tool of some kind ? Good luck. Ian. -- Ian Jacks

Bug#776606:

Hi Jules, I got similar problem with you, the systemd-shim is trying to execute '/sbin/poweroff', but I don't know why. here's my backtrace using pstree(replace your 'ps ax -H' with 'pstree'). At first dbus-daeom forks systemd-shim, then it leverages systemd-shim to perform the poweroff. |-dbus

Bug#776606: systemd-shim is frequently running pm-suspend for no good reason.

Package: systemd-shim Version: 9-1 Severity: important Dear Maintainer, I'm seeing systemd-shim run pm-suspend, causing my machine to suspend, when there is no reason for it to do so. It often happens when starting or stopping large applications (e.g. iceweasel), but also happens when nothing spe