Description of problem: With the introduction of new idle sessions stopping of systemd (StopIdleSessionSec) it would be nice to see how long sessions are idle. The command 'loginctl list-sessions' might be a good place to have it added. ~~~ [cb/Azure] root@li-lc-2635:~# loginctl SESSION UID USER SEAT TTY 15 1170034 vrempet-admin pts/0 16 1170034 vrempet-admin pts/1 2 sessions listed. [cb/Azure] root@li-lc-2635:~# ~~~ Steps to Reproduce: 1. Execute below command # loginctl Actual results: SESSION UID USER SEAT TTY 15 1170034 vrempet-admin pts/0 16 1170034 vrempet-admin pts/1 2 sessions listed. Expected results: Customer wants to see the idle time of current sessions.
Sounds reasonable.
fix merged to github main branch -> https://github.com/redhat-plumbers/systemd-rhel8/pull/393