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A few days ago I noticed that when I log out of Ubuntu 16, the screens go black and then I am immediately logged back in again. I do not have autologin enabled.
Observations of other strange behaviour that seemed to start at around the same time:
- I can no longer access
dockerwith usingsudo, although if I runnewgrp docker, a new shell starts and I can rundockerwithsudo. And yes, my user is in the docker group. - I sometimes get a "The login keyring did not get unlocked when you logged into your computer" message on login. I'd never seen this message before, and it doesn't always appear, still trying to figure out exactly which conditions trigger it.
This is not a new installation or set up. It's been stable for at least a year. I know that in the last few weeks, there were some updates that got recently applied, and I think all this might have started after the last reboot, but I'm not sure what's causing these problems. Has anyone else noticed this sort of behaviour, or have any debugging suggestions?
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A few days ago I noticed that when I log out of Ubuntu 16, the screens go black and then I am immediately logged back in again. I do not have autologin enabled.
Observations of other strange behaviour that seemed to start at around the same time:
- I can no longer access
dockerwith usingsudo, although if I runnewgrp docker, a new shell starts and I can rundockerwithsudo. And yes, my user is in the docker group. - I sometimes get a "The login keyring did not get unlocked when you logged into your computer" message on login. I'd never seen this message before, and it doesn't always appear, still trying to figure out exactly which conditions trigger it.
This is not a new installation or set up. It's been stable for at least a year. I know that in the last few weeks, there were some updates that got recently applied, and I think all this might have started after the last reboot, but I'm not sure what's causing these problems. Has anyone else noticed this sort of behaviour, or have any debugging suggestions?
16.04 login session logout groups
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A few days ago I noticed that when I log out of Ubuntu 16, the screens go black and then I am immediately logged back in again. I do not have autologin enabled.
Observations of other strange behaviour that seemed to start at around the same time:
- I can no longer access
dockerwith usingsudo, although if I runnewgrp docker, a new shell starts and I can rundockerwithsudo. And yes, my user is in the docker group. - I sometimes get a "The login keyring did not get unlocked when you logged into your computer" message on login. I'd never seen this message before, and it doesn't always appear, still trying to figure out exactly which conditions trigger it.
This is not a new installation or set up. It's been stable for at least a year. I know that in the last few weeks, there were some updates that got recently applied, and I think all this might have started after the last reboot, but I'm not sure what's causing these problems. Has anyone else noticed this sort of behaviour, or have any debugging suggestions?
16.04 login session logout groups
asked 2 days ago
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A few days ago I noticed that when I log out of Ubuntu 16, the screens go black and then I am immediately logged back in again. I do not have autologin enabled.
Observations of other strange behaviour that seemed to start at around the same time:
- I can no longer access
dockerwith usingsudo, although if I runnewgrp docker, a new shell starts and I can rundockerwithsudo. And yes, my user is in the docker group. - I sometimes get a "The login keyring did not get unlocked when you logged into your computer" message on login. I'd never seen this message before, and it doesn't always appear, still trying to figure out exactly which conditions trigger it.
This is not a new installation or set up. It's been stable for at least a year. I know that in the last few weeks, there were some updates that got recently applied, and I think all this might have started after the last reboot, but I'm not sure what's causing these problems. Has anyone else noticed this sort of behaviour, or have any debugging suggestions?
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