I've just installed OS X Server. Whenever I try to shut it down (as a local interactive user), I keep seeing a prompt that requires me to enter an admin's name and password before proceeding with the shutdown:
Shutting down may cause other users logged into this computer to lose unsaved changes.
I keep seeing this dialog even though there is nobody else connected to the machine.
Question is, how can I disable this dialog? I mean, let anybody who is logged in locally to shutdown the machine without entering an administrator password (or even without entering their own password?) I see this is not a security issue since with physical access, they can just press the power button.
My original intention is to use the living room's iMac as an Xcode build server, primarily to run unit tests. The machine starts and automatically logs in to a non-privileged account to make it convenient for people to use it to play videos and such. It would be nice to have this machine run unit tests as well, and it's really not critical if a build/run gets canceled mid-way because the machine is shutting down.
Server version: 4.1 (14S1092)
OS X: 10.10.3 (14D136)
_xcodebuildd
user is logged in. The question is about how to ignore these "system" users when shutting down and just let it go as per normal.