Description of problem: Setting the permission of who can shutdown the computer, even if only giving permission to root, other normal user also can shutdownt the system. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): kdebase-3.5.4-20.el5 How reproducible:everytime Steps to Reproduce: 1.Launch KDE Control Center by enter 'kcontrol' on Kconsole. 2.Go to "System Administration" index, click on item "Login Manager" 3.In right page, click on tab "Shutdown" 4.For option "Allow Shutdown", choose "Only Root" 5.Change to normal user to login system again, try to shutdown the system Actual results: After the step 5, normal user can shutdown the system. Expected results: Normal user can not shutdow the system. Additional info:
>Actual results: >After the step 5, normal user can shutdown the system. you still see the shutdown/reboot dialog, but if you click on this, it will ask you the root password. Without root password you cannot shutdown/reboot machine. It's not a bug.