My students often manage to lock up the terminal, usually as a result of the pixmap bug in Firefox and OpenOffice that has been much discussed. When that happens, they have to power down and restart the client.
But when they try to log back in, their login stalls, because their old processes are hanging around. Last year I stuck some command somewhere to automatically kill all running processes when a user logs on, but I can't remember what it was, where I put it, and I stupidly reinstalled over the old system without making a backup. Can anyone enlighten me? Todd
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