Mandriva & Shutting down

> On Friday 02 December 2005 20:46, Willem Waggelaar stood up and spoke
> the following words to the masses in /alt.os.linux.mandriva...:/
>
>

>>In Mandriva, KDE, I changed the normal option of just logging off to
>>allowing everyone to shut down and restart.
>>
>>This works 1 time, but the second, I am just able to log off. I have
>>to go to su via a terminal and then have to command halt.
>>
>>How can I overcome this bug (sorry, but that's what I call it when
>>Linux unilaterally changed my settings)?

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>
> The setting was probably reverted back to only allowing root to shut
> down and reboot by the nightly run of /msec./
>
> You can tweak each and every individual setting of the chosen security
> level by going into the Mandriva Control Center - also known as
> "Configure your computer" and selecting "Security" there.

>
> I'm affraid the only thing that's in the MCC under the tab security, is
> the personal firewall. That's the only feature I can change.

> On Sat, 03 Dec 2005 14:21:03 GMT, Willem Waggelaar wrote:
>

>>I'm affraid the only thing that's in the MCC under the tab security, is
>>the personal firewall. That's the only feature I can change.

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>
> Toggle to Expert under Options at top of MCC.