[Bug 236176] x11/kde5: no consolekit session, no power off/reboot/hibernate options

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https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=236176

Greg Rivers <gcr at tharned.org> changed:

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--- Comment #5 from Greg Rivers <gcr at tharned.org> ---
(In reply to Martin Birgmeier from comment #4)
This doesn't work for me at all. I too start KDE from sddm. I had no .xinitrc.
I tried creating one that contained only the suggested startup command, but
that had no effect. On startup, the following is still printed to the console:

Mar 26 18:28:34 flake ck-launch-session[1387]: error connecting to ConsoleKit
Mar 26 18:28:38 flake ck-launch-session[1392]: error connecting to ConsoleKit

My KDE session lacks many features:
• The battery monitor detects no battery, yet acpiconf -i 0 works fine.
• The Leave menu only displays Lock and Logout options.
• System Settings User manager displays no local users, and does not allow me
to add any.
• System Settings KDE Wallet says "You are not allowed to save the
configuration", and in fact I cannot.
• System Settings Startup and Shutdown Login Screen (SDDM) also says "You are
not allowed to save the configuration", and I can't.
• Systetm Settings Regional Settings Date & Time also says "You are not allowed
to save the configuration", and I can't.

Also, the shutdown and reboot buttons on the SDDM login screen do nothing.

When I moved from kde4 to kde5, I started fresh with an empty home directory,
so there shouldn't be anything from the past causing a problem. What could I be
missing? Do I have a SDDM problem? Are there other prerequisites, missing
packages or configurations? Do I need to start hald and or dbus at boot time
from rc.conf? Is there any documentation for setting up a fully functional kde5
desktop session?

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