[XFCE][GDM] 'Switch user' creates new session

Hi there!
When I press the switch user action button in an XFCE session running on tty1, GDM starts up a second Xorg server running on tty2. Is this the intended behaviour?
I'd like to use the GDM login prompt for locking the machine, but this way anyone can just Ctrl+Alt+F1 back to the running session without entering a password.
Is it possible to lock the session and have the GDM prompt pop up for unlocking? (Like the lock function in Windows)

Hi,
SRM 7.0 catalog integration differs from previous releases, the reliance on OCI 4.0 compliance is much stricter, please see the note [1287412 |https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1287412]for more details on the required settings in the SRM system, perhaps let your customer also know about this note.
Regards,
Jason

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=>we07 - IDOC statistics
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=>we18 - Generate status file
=>we19 - Test tool
=>we20 - Add new Message Type to Partner Profile
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=>we41 - Process Code Outbound
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=>we46 - IDoc Administration
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THANKS...

Hi
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I found the solution in the following Thread . Answer posted from Sunil Nair
SAPGUI iview from SAP Portal => create new session results in empty screen
Posted: Apr 25, 2007 6:00 PM in response to: HANNES TOEFFERL E-mail this message Reply
Hi,
Go to the file .../irj/root/WEB-INF/portal/portalapps/com.sap.portal.appintegrator.sap/property/Transaction/WinGuiRenderLayer.properties
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