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Description of problem:With two users logged in, pressing ctrl-alt-delete in one login kills that login (as expected) but takes you to the other login without requesting a password Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome3 How reproducible: 3 times out of 3 tries Steps to Reproduce: 1. log in as user A 2. switch user 3. log in as user B 4. press ctrl-alt-backspace Actual results: returns to user a's desktop without requestion user a's password Expected results: return to log in screen Additional info: This is f15 installed with preupgrade from f14 which in turn came from 12 and 13. User A and B passwords are the same in this case, have not yet tried different passwords. (Thanks as ever!)
Sorry just realised that I meat ctr-alt-backspace (!) Appologies, a hangover from former windows years.
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