>>ps: on the Upside - I like Craig Moynes basic quick Port!!!!
Thanks :) That's all I was going for, I was aching to do some coding this
week and it seemed like a good excuse.
I knew it was ugly usage of shell and the like, but a good base is a nice
place to start from, broad strokes first.
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drieux
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Subject: Clearing Idle User login
sessions - Re: Killing Idle Users
06/11/02 08:28 PM
Please respond to
drieux
On Tuesday, June 11, 2002, at 12:23 , Akens, Anthony wrote:
> The line
> my @inputP = qx!ps -e |grep $port!;
>
I love this discussion but folks why not try, oh
my @inputP =qx!ps -t $port';
Or what if we just pulled in the procTable ONCE,
oh, I don't know, maybe into a Hash...
http://www.wetware.com/drieux/pbl/Sys/psTree.txt
Or maybe why not look for the PPID chain based upon
finding all instances of a given process we are looking
for - and whether on not they are still children of
a login shell...
Since if the login shell terminated, because it was
timed out, didn't the process FooBar hang around on
its own as a child of init????
hence the question of processes that are not really
attached to the tty line - per se, but psuedo attached???
{I'll give a re-read of Aken's original posting and get back...}
{ I changed the subject line, because, well, let's be honest
the Idea of Terminating some of our more Indolent End Users
is perchance a bit too tempting....
"Lead me not into temptation,
for surely I can find in on my own."
- oscar wild
} until( $Reality_Sets_In);
ciao
drieux
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