Hi Francisco,
Francisco Ruiz wrote:
I had a power outage on a terminal twice and now it will not boot X. I can tell it tries to start X but I get an error. Something to the nature that the max sessions have been reached. How do I terminate sessions left running when a terminal goes down or a user turns the terminal off on purpose.
Also How do I tell who is logged in on what terminal and how do I log them off.
two ugly straightforward but possibly inefficient and blunt ways that come to mind, both as root:
- in bash, 'top', then 'kill -9 <the orphaned PID>
- or e. g. in KDE Ctrl+Esc, then mark/select the orphaned processes and (batch) kill them.
HTH, BR, Gudmund
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