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I'm running a box that has an old version of KDE (3.5.7). I was looking at restarting the KDE session from the command line and reading online I found the following solution using qdbus:

qdbus org.kde.ksmserver /KSMServer logout 0 0 0

This works in my main machine with KDE 4.14.9, but on the older one the org.kde.ksmserver service does not exist. This is all that's available:

$ qdbus
:1.6
org.freedesktop.DBus

Is this because of the old version of KDE? Could this be the result of a stripped down configuration?

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Apparently KDE only started using DBus after version 4. Prior versions used dcop, and there are equivalent ways of ending a dekstop session with it:

DISPLAY=:0 dcop ksmserver ksmserver logout 0 0 0
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