Some of our users are having problems logging into their terminals.
This seems to be because some processes are still running from a
previous session. We found a script that we added to Xreset that will
kill all of a user's processes. This is overkill, though, and
specifically will prevent people from being logged into more than one
terminal at once.
Is there a way to identify all of a user's processes associated with a
specific session, so we could then kill them? Thanks in advance.
Ken
Here's what we've currently got in /etc/kde/kdm/Xreset. All the
comments up to the first echo were already there:
#! /bin/sh
# Xreset - run as root after session exits
# Reassign ownership of the console to root, this should disallow
# assignment of console output to any random users's xterm
# This is not required if you use PAM, as pam_console should handle it.
#
#chown root /dev/console
#chmod 622 /dev/console
#exec sessreg -d -l $DISPLAY $USER
echo `date` About to sessreg for $USER >> $LOG
#This script lifted from:
#http://www.skolelinux.no/~klaus/newnotater/x4181.html, 4/27/07
# License: GPL
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
#This script can be saved as /usr/local/bin/finish.sh
#remember chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/finish.sh
LOG=/var/log/xreset_ltsp_stray.log
GREP=/usr/bin/pgrep
KILL=/usr/bin/pkill
echo `date` Killing Processes for $USER >> $LOG
$GREP -d ', ' -l -u $USER >> $LOG
echo >> $LOG
# root can do whatever he wants
[ -x $KILL ] || exit
[ "$USER" -a "$USER" != "root" ] || exit
# first let's be polite
$KILL -u $USER
#then we wait 5 seconds
sleep 5s
#before we finally finish them off
$KILL -9 -u $USER
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p.s., Note to self--this is still working on bug 20595!
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