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SolutionI think youre talking about the result of the swapinfo command ? it shows %used as high but after getting users to logout it doesnt go down. This is a problem with the swapinfo command, it basically shows peak usage (since last reboot), not current usage. For more accurate up-to-date swap usage use glance or gpm.
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Re: Swap
But I dont see why you are in need to free some swap since the system will do it (well it will take some time) unless you have some memory leak...
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