Is there any command to force a user out of the system on Fedora Linux? Anything I can install with yum?
Is there any command to force a user out of the system on Fedora Linux? Anything I can install with yum?
Depends - For gnome use:It's fun. Once, my friend was trying to logon as I SSH'ed from another computer and kept killing the sessionCode:killall -SIGKILL gnome-sessionit was hilarious.
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basically, kill the user's processes..
use "who -u" to identify them
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ok, "who -u" will not show you the processes of a user, but rather *where* he's logged in
e.g.
so, root is logged in on terminal 1Code:# who -u root tty1 Jun 14 05:54 00:03 9353 mat :0 Jun 14 05:54 ? 9391 mat pts/1 Jun 14 05:55 . 9538
and mat is logged in on X server display :0 and has an terminal window (like xterm or konsole) open.
now, to force mat to logout, simply kill the x-server process by issuing
# kill 9391
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