Ticket created by ~ojford on ~whynothugo/systemd-lock-handler
Following on from the AUR (https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/systemd-lock-handler#comment-905553), logs now look like:
Apr 23 00:10:05 systemd-lock-handler[1764]: main.go:160: Running for user: ojf Apr 23 00:10:05 systemd-lock-handler[1764]: main.go:84: Listening for sleep events... Apr 23 00:10:05 systemd-lock-handler[1764]: main.go:150: Listening for lock events... Apr 23 00:10:05 systemd-lock-handler[1764]: main.go:165: Initialization complete. Apr 23 00:10:05 systemd-lock-handler[1764]: main.go:70: Got lock on sleep inhibitor Apr 23 00:10:05 systemd[1745]: Starting Logind lock event to systemd target translation... Apr 23 00:10:05 systemd[1745]: Started Logind lock event to systemd target translation. Apr 23 00:23:13 systemd-lock-handler[1764]: main.go:72: The system is going to sleep Apr 23 00:23:13 systemd-lock-handler[1764]: main.go:32: Started systemd unit: sleep.target Apr 23 00:23:13 systemd-lock-handler[1764]: main.go:68: Failed to grab sleep inhibitor lock The operation inhibition has been requested for is already running Apr 23 00:23:13 systemd[1745]: systemd-lock-handler.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE Apr 23 00:23:13 systemd[1745]: systemd-lock-handler.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'. Apr 30 12:47:31 systemd[1745]: Starting Logind lock event to systemd target translation... Apr 30 12:47:31 systemd-lock-handler[204303]: main.go:160: Running for user: ojf Apr 30 12:47:31 systemd-lock-handler[204303]: main.go:84: Listening for sleep events... Apr 30 12:47:31 systemd-lock-handler[204303]: main.go:150: Listening for lock events... Apr 30 12:47:31 systemd-lock-handler[204303]: main.go:165: Initialization complete. Apr 30 12:47:31 systemd[1745]: Started Logind lock event to systemd target translation. Apr 30 12:47:31 systemd-lock-handler[204303]: main.go:70: Got lock on sleep inhibitor Apr 30 15:44:36 systemd-lock-handler[204303]: main.go:72: The system is going to sleep Apr 30 15:44:36 systemd-lock-handler[204303]: main.go:32: Started systemd unit: sleep.target Apr 30 15:44:36 systemd-lock-handler[204303]: main.go:68: Failed to grab sleep inhibitor lock The operation inhibition has been requested for is already running Apr 30 15:44:36 systemd[1745]: systemd-lock-handler.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE Apr 30 15:44:36 systemd[1745]: systemd-lock-handler.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'.
I think it sometimes (but certainly not always) does lock on a manual
systemctl suspend
(or hibernate etc.) - but afaict it's never locking on idle, and prevents sleep due to its failure.