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Two question force logout and copy from buffer

Alexo — Sun, 23 Feb 2014 06:42:39 GMT

Hi Everyone
1- sometime when I copy every text or command from terminal and paste it in for example notepad it work but sometimes not work!!

2- I use below command for force logout an user from server but when I copy this command to other terminal , not work??

ps -u username | while read a b c^Jdo^Jkill -9 $a^Jdone

thank you

Re: Two questions force logout and copy from buffer

Dennis Handly — Sun, 23 Feb 2014 12:58:27 GMT

>1 sometime when I copy every text or command from terminal and paste it in notepad sometimes not work

This is more of a Windows issue, nothing to do with HP-UX. What doesn't work?

>2 I use below command for force logout an user from server but when I copy this command to other terminal, not work?

ps -u username | while read PID b c; do kill -9 $PID; done

In general you should never first use kill -9. You should do a normal kill first.

What doesn't work, the copy or the kill script fragment?

Re: Two question force logout and copy from buffer

Alexo — Sun, 23 Feb 2014 10:19:25 GMT

thank you for your answer

in 1 case i connect to the server by windows software and in the new enviroment i can load a xterminal of hp-ux
.i am not in hp-ux directly.but i access to hp-ux by terminal.and copy from terminal somtimes work!!

in 2 case i dont want to one by one proccess i want the user has been force logout.this command work when i load that from history (ESc and /) but when i type or copy that it doesn't work.

Re: Two questions force logout and copy from buffer

Dennis Handly — Sun, 23 Feb 2014 12:58:10 GMT

>I am not in HP-UX directly but I access to HP-UX by terminal and copy from terminal sometimes work

I use putty and don't have problems with cut&paste between it and Windows.

>in 2 case I don't want to one by one process... This command works when I load that from history (Esc and /) but when I type or copy that it doesn't work.

Instead of typing newlines, use semicolons as I had above:

ps -u username | while read PID b c; do kill -9 $PID; done

Or better yet, put it in a script.