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Force user logoff?
Name: Bo R. Wells Date: July 27, 2002 at 12:10:36 Pacific
Comment:
I have a system several users remote into from home. If I need to force one of the users to logoff without affecting the system or any users logged on how would I do that?
Name: Jake Date: July 27, 2002 at 12:49:16 Pacific
Reply:
ps -u user | grep bash then use kill -9 to kill the user's shell(s)
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Response Number 2
Name: Bo R. Wells Date: July 27, 2002 at 17:10:05 Pacific
Reply:
Thanks for the quick answer.
On Windows NT you can either kill a user or force a logoff. If you force a logoff it performs a normal orderly logoff, closing applications, saving profile, etc. In the example you gave does it simply Kill the user process and all applications they launched or does it initiate some sort of normal logoff?
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Response Number 3
Name: Guy Allard Date: July 28, 2002 at 16:46:54 Pacific
Reply:
In Jake's reply the '-9' means kill now, do not do squat for cleanup.
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