hi Leonard
did you try ps -A | grep pts/2 (or any other pts the user is on)
and then just killing them
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Thanks for the help. Nothing I tried worked so I just rebooted the
server. ps -ef didn't show any processes for the user. "who" showed
the login date as Oct 13 but there were no processes with that date. So
I just kicked it in the head.
Thanks again
Leonard
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Jason Dale wrote:
Hi,
I know that this is probably impossible, but is there a way
for me to 'read' or mount a DVD on a normal CD-RW drive?
or at least try to take a snapshot of the data and write
it on a normal CD?
You must have a DVD drive to read a DVD, because it uses a shorter
wavelength las
if you type "ps -ef" you will see all the processes running from all users.
If your user is still logged on, look for the shell process id, then you
can use "kill -9 PID" to kill that process.
ps -ef
root 20546 1330 0 10:40 ?00:00:00 [sshd]
user 20547 20546 0 10:40 pts/000:
ps -u "[username]" just returns this
PID TTY TIME CMD
and yes, I substituted the real username. Just didn't want to show it
here.
When I run who, it shows the user on pts/2
Finger returns this
"[username]"*pts/2287d Oct 13 10:11
So there are no proceses owned by the user.
ps -u "[username]" will show you all of the processes
owned by the user.
or, if you know what terminal device the user was logged
in at, you can use "ps -t [terminal]"
You will see output that looks similar to this (ps -u):
PID TTY TIME CMD
1542 ?00:00:00 gnome-session
159
Hi,
I have a user session that has been logged in for a couple of days.
I know the user has logged out, but I can't figure out how to kill
the session.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Leonard
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Hi,
I know that this is probably impossible, but is there a way
for me to 'read' or mount a DVD on a normal CD-RW drive?
or at least try to take a snapshot of the data and write
it on a normal CD?
Thanks,
Jason
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