I use the next script for about a year.
I have a killgdm.sh script and run it every minute from crontab.
The next line is the script.
ps -ef | grep gdm-binary | grep -v root | awk '{system ("/usr/bin/pkill -u "
$1> )}'
Hans Varkevisser
Op 20 jun. 2013, om 09:46 heeft Philippe BOURDEU d'AGUERRE
<[email protected]> het volgende geschreven:
> Greg Rodenhiser writes:
>> I
>> ask because there are a few times where a SunRay device will be stuck on
>> code 26D and the only way to clear it is to pkill gdm on the host
>> (disruptive to all sessions to clear a single Sunray session).
>
> A softer way is to do:
>
> pkill -9 gdm-binary
>
> It doesn't interrupt current sessions.
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