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[Ford Dent <121737@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The 'Fix' was worst of all worlds for me. Before I found that using the
Log-Out dialog and removing Suspend/Hibernate from the Action Button to
stop me using them there worked although not ideal.

Selecting Hibernate from Log-Out Dialog at least Locked the Screen which
was the whole rationale behind logging the bug in the first place!

Removing Hibernate from the log-out dialog? Supposedly all the other
suggested settings are supposed to make Hibernate work with the Action
buttons but they do not for me at any rate. (xubuntu 12.04.2 precise)

So I forget exactly how but I found a sysfile edit that enables the
Hibernate in Log-out dialog. Action Buttons Hibernate/Suspend don't lock
screen whatever settings applied in Power Manager. Unfixing the' fix' so
to speak, so as to get a workaround messy fix...

Lots of error messages but at least screen is locked on resume.

* Have looked in Settings/Settings Editor/xfce4-session and there are no entries for Hibernate or Resume
I would suppose that there should be as I think the Action Buttons look there for settings. There are none. Maybe the easiest thing would be to advise users on adding/configuring xfce4-session to include Hibernate and Suspend properties

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Title:
  Resume after hibernate or suspend triggered by Actions button dialog
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