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03-07-2001 10:02 AM
03-07-2001 10:02 AM
When using last or who I can see sessions that show still logged in and I know this session is no longer being used. How do I kill or remove that connection.
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03-07-2001 10:39 AM
03-07-2001 10:39 AM
Re: stagnant session
After you have the PID for the process,
kill -4
This will attempt to kill the process, but allow the process to do any cleanup.
kill -9
Is the last resort. The process does not get the opportunity to do any cleanup
kill -4
This will attempt to kill the process, but allow the process to do any cleanup.
kill -9
Is the last resort. The process does not get the opportunity to do any cleanup
There be dragons...
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03-07-2001 11:51 AM
03-07-2001 11:51 AM
Solution
Typically I prefer to first use a kill -1 where this signals a hangup and does all the proper things with process and user accounting. But some processes will reattach to pid 1 and still remain active. In this event I've found that kill -15 is more effective than kill -4. Kill -9 should be avoided (last resort).
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