journalctl -f is spamming âcannot create sessionâ and âsession opened for root userâ, how can I get it to stop/fixed?
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I'm using fedora 28. I don't understand why I'm getting these messages and would love some help so I can use journalctl -f
for other things.
This is a fresh terminal window and I hadn't tried su
until you see it in the screenshot below.
Also, I previously tried killall iio-sensor-proxy
and that seemed to shut it up. But now after a restart it seems to be back at it and I'm not exactly sure what the right thing to do here is.
I tried looking at bugreports and other things but couldn't find any fixes other than the killall command above.
systemd pam polkit journalctl pkexec
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I'm using fedora 28. I don't understand why I'm getting these messages and would love some help so I can use journalctl -f
for other things.
This is a fresh terminal window and I hadn't tried su
until you see it in the screenshot below.
Also, I previously tried killall iio-sensor-proxy
and that seemed to shut it up. But now after a restart it seems to be back at it and I'm not exactly sure what the right thing to do here is.
I tried looking at bugreports and other things but couldn't find any fixes other than the killall command above.
systemd pam polkit journalctl pkexec
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I'm using fedora 28. I don't understand why I'm getting these messages and would love some help so I can use journalctl -f
for other things.
This is a fresh terminal window and I hadn't tried su
until you see it in the screenshot below.
Also, I previously tried killall iio-sensor-proxy
and that seemed to shut it up. But now after a restart it seems to be back at it and I'm not exactly sure what the right thing to do here is.
I tried looking at bugreports and other things but couldn't find any fixes other than the killall command above.
systemd pam polkit journalctl pkexec
I'm using fedora 28. I don't understand why I'm getting these messages and would love some help so I can use journalctl -f
for other things.
This is a fresh terminal window and I hadn't tried su
until you see it in the screenshot below.
Also, I previously tried killall iio-sensor-proxy
and that seemed to shut it up. But now after a restart it seems to be back at it and I'm not exactly sure what the right thing to do here is.
I tried looking at bugreports and other things but couldn't find any fixes other than the killall command above.
systemd pam polkit journalctl pkexec
systemd pam polkit journalctl pkexec
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