Hi!
> looks like your utmp file is mangled. the easiest way is to just wipe it
> out entirely. (try as root: "> /var/run/utmp") it's also possible to
> fix the utmp file by manipulating it's contents - depending on the number
> of users on your system this may be better, or simply wiping the utmp
> immediately before rebooting.
I rebooted and now it works fine. Looks like the boot process
deletes everything in /var/run/. But I don't like rebooting, and I'm
pissed of that this was the only solution. I tried deleting the utmp file
and creating it again but the problem persisted.
Whatever... :-)
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