Shutdown from LXDE

I followed the wiki to enable shutdown on LXDE, but it is not working.
I endabled HAL and DBUS. This makes the options appear, but when I press the buttons I get back the desktop.
The wiki says to edit /etc/PolicyKit/PolicyKit.conf, but I can't see the file. How can I fix the problem?
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/LXD … _from_LXDE

paperinik wrote:
In .xinitrc:
exec ck-launch-session startlxde
Thanks, I was using startlxwm

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My iMac will only restart or shutdown from the power button, it also will not logoff users. It starts ok, but only after a hard reboot?? I have repaired permisions and no change. I have a clone I can restore from but any ideas whats up here?
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[SOLVED] I cannot shutdown from Xfce

I use arch 64 bit, xfce 4.4.1 and kdm. After update today I can no longer shutdown from xfce - I can only log out to kdm, and then shutdown.
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baze wrote:
senjin wrote:
baze wrote:shutdown via hal is preferred in xfce. if that does not work, sudo is tried, but it is only a fallback.
to enable shutdown via hal, just add your user to the power group and make sure hal is running. easy as that.
How should I start hal? Should I add it to deamons on /etc/rc.conf?
yes
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I'm looking to backup a database by copying the files that make up the database to a location from where they will be commited to tape media. To do this I must shutdown the database, copy the files, and startup the database again.
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(c) Copyright 2001 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
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Fixed Size                   282836 bytes
Variable Size             184549376 bytes
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[SOLVED] How do I shutdown from SLIM ?

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Bluetooth is disable. No usb devices are connected. Wake on network is turned off.
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<Name>Universal Access</Name>
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<Include>
<And>
<Category>Accessibility</Category>
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<Menu>
<Name>Development</Name>
<Directory>lxde-development.directory</Directory>
<Include>
<And>
<Category>Development</Category>
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<Menu>
<Name>Education</Name>
<Directory>lxde-education.directory</Directory>
<Include>
<And>
<Category>Education</Category>
</And>
</Include>
</Menu> 

<Menu>
<Name>Games</Name>
<Directory>lxde-game.directory</Directory>
<Include>
<And>
<Category>Game</Category>
</And>
</Include>
</Menu> 

<Menu>
<Name>Graphics</Name>
<Directory>lxde-graphics.directory</Directory>
<Include>
<And>
<Category>Graphics</Category>
<Not><Category>Utility</Category></Not>
</And>
</Include>
</Menu> 

<Menu>
<Name>Internet</Name>
<Directory>lxde-network.directory</Directory>
<Include>
<And>
<Category>Network</Category>
</And>
</Include>
</Menu> 

<Menu>
<Name>Multimedia</Name>
<Directory>lxde-audio-video.directory</Directory>
<Include>
<And>
<Category>AudioVideo</Category>
</And>
</Include>
</Menu> 

<Menu>
<Name>Office</Name>
<Directory>lxde-office.directory</Directory>
<Include>
<And>
<Category>Office</Category>
</And>
</Include>
</Menu> 

<Menu>
<Name>System</Name>
<Directory>lxde-system-tools.directory</Directory>
<Include>
<And>
<Category>System</Category>
<Not><Category>Settings</Category></Not>
<Not><Category>PackageManager</Category></Not>
</And>
</Include>
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<Menu>
<Name>Other</Name>
<Directory>lxde-other.directory</Directory>
<OnlyUnallocated/>
<Include>
<And>
<Not><Category>Core</Category></Not>
<Not><Category>Settings</Category></Not>
<Not><Category>Screensaver</Category></Not>
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<Menu>
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<Directory>lxde-settings.directory</Directory>
<OnlyUnallocated/>
<Include>
<Or>
<Category>Settings</Category>
<Category>PackageManager</Category>
<Category>System</Category>
</Or>
</Include>
<Layout>
<Merge type="menus"/>
<Merge type="files"/>
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</Menu> 
<Layout>
<Merge type="files"/>
<Merge type="menus"/>
<Separator/>
<Menuname>DesktopSettings</Menuname>
</Layout>
</Menu> 
Hope this helps you and tell us if anything else is missing(if anything is at all).
Last edited by JerichoKru (2010-03-09 22:39:01)

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I am not able to shutdown a PC from the ZEN Imaging Engine bash#.
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