Hi everyone,
I've been wrestling these past few days with Derek Dresser's solution on utmp/wtmp
logging. It's a great way
in recording historical access to the LTSP server (Thanks Jim for putting it on the
LTSP site). However, i can't
seem to let 'who' to work properly so as the number of users currently logged-in is
determined and displayed.
I noticed too that only the last user who has logged in is recognized as current
(displayed by 'who'). The rest
who haven't logged-out yet seem to disappear from the currently logged-in users.
It seems that 'sessreg' uses {line-name} (-l option) as the basis for indexing the
utmp database. Whenever
another user logs-in, the previous record gets 'stepped-on' since 'sessreg'
apparently normalizes the
$DISPLAY argument to only ':0' instead of '{hostname}:0', thus overwriting the
previous utmp record (having
the same line-name).
Is there a way in making all those who access the server have a unique {line-name}? I
tried using `tty` instead
of $DISPLAY but had problems with the 'XServers' file.
I'm stumped (sorry for the term). Any suggestions / help highly appreciated.
regards to all,
Phil
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