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Not only in Fedora. The issue happens on Debian recently, and the default timeout of 90s is longer than default VM shutdown timeout of 60s - which means: 1. slow user session stop may prevent other services stopping properly before shutdown timeout expires 2. logs do not include stop timeout message that normally tells which processes remained running - such information would help debugging the issue The timeout applied in Fedora is really short (500ms), make it longer (5s) but apply everywhere.
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Not only in Fedora.
The issue happens on Debian recently, and the default timeout of 90s is
longer than default VM shutdown timeout of 60s - which means:
before shutdown timeout expires
processes remained running - such information would help debugging
the issue
The timeout applied in Fedora is really short (500ms), make it longer
(5s) but apply everywhere.