K**t 发帖数: 315 | 1 login the unix server days ago, then the network disconnected,
but the login is still there for some reason.
since it's univ's server, it's not good leave so many login there.
how to kill them? thx. | k**e 发帖数: 86 | 2 Based on the login name and login time, apply 'ps -ef|grep ...' to find the
PID, then kill it (you should have the permission to do this). Generally,
there should be a shell process for the login.
【在 K**t 的大作中提到】 : login the unix server days ago, then the network disconnected, : but the login is still there for some reason. : since it's univ's server, it's not good leave so many login there. : how to kill them? thx.
| k***s 发帖数: 277 | 3 简单一点,
就是找到该用户的进程中PID最小的一个
【在 k**e 的大作中提到】 : Based on the login name and login time, apply 'ps -ef|grep ...' to find the : PID, then kill it (you should have the permission to do this). Generally, : there should be a shell process for the login.
| W****n 发帖数: 141 | 4 login again use your account.
kill -9 -1
do NOT use root account.
【在 K**t 的大作中提到】 : login the unix server days ago, then the network disconnected, : but the login is still there for some reason. : since it's univ's server, it's not good leave so many login there. : how to kill them? thx.
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