Description of problem: I'm trying to use pam_script with a normal gnome-shell gdm login manager. A graphical login triggers pam_script correctly, a subsequent logout from the session does NOT trigger pam_script at all (I'm including pam_script.so at the end of postlogin in /etc/pam.d/). On the other hand an ssh login triggers both the open and close session scripts (ie: this is not a fault in pam_script itself). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-shell 3.4.1-5 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. install pam_script 2. drop appropriately named scripts in /etc/pam-scripts.d/ 3. login using gdm (actually gnome-shell's gdm) 4. session open script is triggered 5. logout from the gnome-shell session 6. the session close in pam_script is not triggered Actual results: Logins through gdm trigger only the session open script in pam_script. Expected results: Logins through gdm should trigger both the session open and session close scripts inpam_script. Additional info: This is needed to replace the previous features of gdm that are no longer there, ie: the Post* directories in /etc/gdm/ that enabled running scripts on login, logout, etc. I have already lost several days in this very very frustrating quest to be able to do, somehow, what was easy before (first trying to get a handle on gnome-shell, then on systemd and dbus, then on pam, and so on and so forth, a never ending quest that leads nowhere, so far).
(In reply to comment #0) > Description of problem: > > I'm trying to use pam_script with a normal gnome-shell gdm login manager. A > graphical login triggers pam_script correctly, a subsequent logout from the > session does NOT trigger pam_script at all (I'm including pam_script.so at > the end of postlogin in /etc/pam.d/). Not a bug, it was an incomplete configuration of pam.
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