Open lid to trigger resume
palb91 opened this issue · 3 comments
Hi!
Setup:
My config is the most often an external monitor plugged on my laptop and the laptop lid closed.
The swayidle
command I use is:
exec swayidle -w \
timeout 120 'swaylock' \
timeout 20 'pgrep swaylock && swaymsg "output * dpms off"' \
resume 'swaymsg "output * dpms on"' \
before-sleep 'swaylock'
Expected:
This works almost great, if the output is off since few seconds, I can just type my password or move my mouse and everything goes back normaly.
Bug:
However if the output is off for more than few minutes (I don't know how long), the resume
stuff is not triggered and I can't wake up my monitors. The only way I have is to open the laptop lid.
Versions:
- sway: 1:1.2-5 (Arch Linux community)
- swayidle: 1.5-1 (Arch Linux community)
I think that the external keyboard and mouse are disabled after dpms has been triggered (It does not append when I remove the dpms timeout/resume stuff), I just don't know why and if I can prevent them to
I had a similar issue before. In my case, the issue was that swaylock
was launched in non-demonized mode and that prevented resume
coomand from being executed. Once I changed the swaylock
command from swaylock
to swaylock -f
, everything went back to normal.
Thanks for your reply @ikalnytskyi.
I use swaylock with a config file where daemonize
is set up, it does not seem to be the problem here.
However, I'll try swaylock without config file, directly with the flag.