User:<\/strong> on arch linux, now again xorg went into sleep suspend, black screen, i can switch console and log on in text mode, how do I get xorg to wake up again?<\/p>\n ChatGPT:<\/strong> [Explained how to use xset, kill screen locker, restart DM, and disable DPMS]<\/p>\n User:<\/strong> this is the start command (from ps) can you give me a shell script that turns it on again ChatGPT:<\/strong> [Provided a shell script using xset, exporting DISPLAY and XAUTHORITY]<\/p>\n User:<\/strong> user is always current user, you can remove sudo -u user, display is 0.0<\/p>\n ChatGPT:<\/strong> [Provided a simplified script without sudo]<\/p>\n User:<\/strong> from previous conversations I know xauthority is not in that place. ChatGPT:<\/strong> [Explained that SDDM uses a temporary Xauthority, and gave an updated script using \/run\/sddm\/xauth_*]<\/p>\n User:<\/strong> xauth_vhqVwR looks like a random filename or is it that every time?<\/p>\n ChatGPT:<\/strong> Yes, it’s randomly generated. Provided an updated script to detect it dynamically using User:<\/strong> now it says: ChatGPT:<\/strong> You need to run the script as root to access that Xauthority file. Advised using User:<\/strong> why does sddm not use .Xauthority?<\/p>\n ChatGPT:<\/strong> Explained that SDDM runs as root before login and uses \/run because $HOME isn’t guaranteed to be available.<\/p>\n User:<\/strong> home directory is never encrypted, how do I make it work, or use something else than sddm<\/p>\n ChatGPT:<\/strong> Suggested using User:<\/strong> i need a dm to create login<\/p>\n ChatGPT:<\/strong> Recommends LightDM<\/strong> and gives step-by-step instructions to replace SDDM<\/p>\n User:<\/strong> when i restart system as part of our conversation, the last part of our dialog always disappears, so now you don’t know what we were discussing before, grr. we were discussing autologin with lightdm, and it still does not work<\/p>\n ChatGPT:<\/strong> Re-explains LightDM autologin setup, including User:<\/strong> it says ChatGPT:<\/strong> You’re not in the User:<\/strong> this works now, but how do i get the suspend button in arch linux, do the opposite and turn off the screen when P3 deep sleep does not work properly in bios. It causes the computer to sleep, but not the screen<\/p>\n ChatGPT:<\/strong> Provided ways to make a button or shortcut to call User:<\/strong> I have the big suspend button of xfce4, it does linux suspend, I think, and it causes the system to go to sleep, it turns off the keyboard light, but it does not cause the screen to go blank. I want it to turn off the screen just as the wake-x.sh turns it on<\/p>\n ChatGPT:<\/strong> Gave a systemd sleep hook script to force screen off with User:<\/strong> i want it to turn on when coming back from sleep<\/p>\n ChatGPT:<\/strong> Updated the systemd script to also call User:<\/strong> the manual test worked, good is there a way to save this whole conversation locally to disk<\/p>\n ChatGPT:<\/strong> Explained saving via browser, text files, PDF, or copy-paste. Mentioned dynamic loading problems with Ctrl+A<\/p>\n User:<\/strong> thank you. 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\n\/usr\/lib\/Xorg -nolisten tcp -background none -seat seat0 vt1 -auth \/run\/sddm\/xauth_vhqVwR -noreset -displayfd 17<\/code><\/p>\n
\n.\/wake-x.sh
\nInvalid MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 key
\nxset: unable to open display \":0.0\"<\/code><\/p>\nps<\/code>.<\/p>\n
\nAuthorization required, but no authorization protocol specified<\/code><\/p>\nsudo .\/wake-x.sh<\/code><\/p>\nstartx<\/code> or switching to LightDM<\/code> which uses ~\/.Xauthority<\/code> properly<\/p>\nlightdm.conf<\/code> and checks<\/p>\npam_succeed_if(lightdm-autologin:auth): requirement \"user ingroup autologin\" not met<\/code><\/p>\nautologin<\/code> group. Added user to it via usermod -aG autologin pdd<\/code><\/p>\nxset dpms force off<\/code><\/p>\nxset dpms force off<\/code> before suspend<\/p>\nxset dpms force on<\/code> after resume<\/p>\n