Emby theater menu buttons "Shutdown" and "Sleep" do not work on Linux

[LorenJ 2]

The emby theater menu buttons for Shutdown and Sleep are not working (will not shutdown or put pc to sleep) on Kubuntu / Ubuntu installation. I have tried theater on several pc's to see if it was a hardware issue to no avail, as the buttons just will not function. The "Sleep" button does not give a error after exiting theater but the "Shutdown" button points to a JavaScript error after exiting. I am running the latest distro of Kubuntu (KDE Plasma 5.26.3) and the latest versions of emby server (4.7.9.0) and emby theater (3.0.16). The JavaScript error (screen shot attached) points to the /power-off/ folder but no error appears when clicking the Sleep button after exiting the theater app. I have installed Ubuntu X64 via *.deb distro "plexmediaserver_1.29.2.6364-6d72b0cf6_amd64.deb" for the server and "emby-theater-deb_3.0.16_amd64.deb" for theater. Just trying the see if anyone else has this issue and see if there is a fix for .js files. Thanks

[Luke 37167]

HI, we'll take a look at this. Thanks for reporting.

[LorenJ 2]

Thanks for looking into this Luke. I patched the JavaScript file at

root/opt/emby-theater/electron/resources/app/node_modules/power-off/index.js on line 11 to read " cmd = 'shutdown -h now'; "

That fixed the power off problem for me.

then

root/opt/emby-theater/electron/resources/app/node_modules/sleep-mode/index.js on line 15 to read "cmd = 'systemctl suspend'"

and that fixed sleep for me. I would have preferred to go into hibernate at the sleep function but I could not get around the password trap so I found this "obsolete"  cmd line.

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For reference, I am logging in to Kubuntu without a password (set as login without password), and when I noticed ref to  "SUDO" in the original EMBY .js script I suspected this could be looking for a password. I am also running without wallet keeping track of anything (if that's any help at all).

Thanks LJF

[LorenJ 2]

Luke, Here are snapshots  of the index.js files for power-off and sleep-mode. It works for me but probably not the correct way to get it working for everyone.    LJF