#
# Check session doesn't have any file descriptors to the daemon open.
# Use a greeter so its file descriptors are around at the time the session starts.
#

[Seat:*]
user-session=default

#?*START-DAEMON
#?RUNNER DAEMON-START

# X server starts
#?XSERVER-0 START VT=7 SEAT=seat0

# Daemon connects when X server is ready
#?*XSERVER-0 INDICATE-READY
#?XSERVER-0 INDICATE-READY
#?XSERVER-0 ACCEPT-CONNECT

# Greeter starts
#?GREETER-X-0 START XDG_SEAT=seat0 XDG_VTNR=7 XDG_SESSION_CLASS=greeter
#?LOGIN1 ACTIVATE-SESSION SESSION=c0
#?XSERVER-0 ACCEPT-CONNECT
#?GREETER-X-0 CONNECT-XSERVER
#?GREETER-X-0 CONNECT-TO-DAEMON
#?GREETER-X-0 CONNECTED-TO-DAEMON

# Log in
#?*GREETER-X-0 AUTHENTICATE USERNAME=have-password1
#?GREETER-X-0 SHOW-PROMPT TEXT="Password:"
#?*GREETER-X-0 RESPOND TEXT="password"
#?GREETER-X-0 AUTHENTICATION-COMPLETE USERNAME=have-password1 AUTHENTICATED=TRUE
#?*GREETER-X-0 START-SESSION
#?GREETER-X-0 TERMINATE SIGNAL=15

# Session starts
#?SESSION-X-0 START XDG_SEAT=seat0 XDG_VTNR=7 XDG_GREETER_DATA_DIR=.*/have-password1 XDG_SESSION_TYPE=x11 XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP=default USER=have-password1
#?LOGIN1 ACTIVATE-SESSION SESSION=c1
#?XSERVER-0 ACCEPT-CONNECT
#?SESSION-X-0 CONNECT-XSERVER

# Check file descriptors
#?*SESSION-X-0 LIST-UNKNOWN-FILE-DESCRIPTORS
#?SESSION-X-0 LIST-UNKNOWN-FILE-DESCRIPTORS FDS=

# Cleanup
#?*STOP-DAEMON
#?SESSION-X-0 TERMINATE SIGNAL=15
#?XSERVER-0 TERMINATE SIGNAL=15
#?RUNNER DAEMON-EXIT STATUS=0