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So the lines would be:

echo XHC1 > /proc/acpi/wakeup ; echo EHC1 > /proc/acpi/wakeup ; echo EHC2 > /proc/acpi/wakeup
modprobe b43
/home/user/Skripte/updater -dsyp "/home/user/.mozilla/firefox/01234.56789/" > /tmp/1FF-updatercron.log 2>&1
/home/user/Skripte/updater -dsyp "/home/user/.thunderbird ...

I'll just use your thread, because I've got the same problem, rc.local is not executed when I reboot or relog into the only user. It can be executed though, and "sudo service rc.local start" shows it is working generally, just not as intended automatically.

#!/bin/sh -e
#
# rc.local
#
# This ...

It is working flawlessly now. Thank you very much!

12 hours in suspend – no new session.
Another hour in manually locked session – no new session.

I hope this time it'll stay this way. Thank you again for your help.

My bad, I meant I disabled the automatical lock of the session by Light Locker, see attached image.

xflock4 is what I use to lock my screen manually.
I disabled light locker for now. We'll see tomorrow.

I tried several settings with xscreensaver installed and removed, several power settings, but the behavior doesn't change. I cleared the saved sessions already, it didn't help either.

Right now Xscreensaver isn't even installed, but light-locker is, configuration in the attached image.

When I ...

No, it wasn't running again.
The only thing I changed was I started caffeine with it's system tray icon, but that was yesterday, and it worked at first.

After another locked screen for 10, maybe 15 minutes and another lost session I just rebooted, killed the teamviewer daemon and will see what will ...

Well, it happened again, after a few hours of a manually locked session. I don't know what could have caused this massive amount of new sessions.

After another night of a manually locked session everything is till working, so it was in fact teamviewer's daemon. Thank you very much!