one more thing, Can we kill user from utwho result?
Thanks a lot Bob, Swamiji
Rgrds,
Fitra
Bob Doolittle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
P.S.M. Swamiji wrote:
> fitra budi anggoro wrote:
>
>> Correct me if I am wrong :
>> there is a differences between "session" in admin GUI/utsession -p
>> and "session" from utwho result.
>> From utwho result is the actual user session
>> From admin GUI/utsession -p is either pseudo/smartcard/auth/mobile
>> sessions.
>> I can kill this session(admin GUI), but not the real user session
>> (the user session), am I correct?
>
>
> You can kill all types of sessions but you won't see any difference in
> yuv sessions
> since there is a bug on killing of yuv sessions using utsession
> -k/Admin GUI .
This is meaningless anyway. If you have a yuv session like the "no
entry" session and you killed it you'd get another, identical session,
because your policy tells SRSS that it should always draw the yuv
icon on any DTU that doesn't have a card inserted.
"session" in this sense is just a Sun Ray term - it's not something
a user can log into. It's a book-keeping placeholder to help us
remember we're drawing an icon on the screen somewhere.
utwho is intended to account for sessions people can or have logged
into (by default it only shows sessions people *have* logged into,
with "-a" it also shows sessions people *can* log into - i.e. greeter
sessions). It doesn't account for the "placeholder" sessions like yuv
sessions since people can't log into those.
utsession, utdesktop, and utuser (and the admin GUI)
account for *all* sessions, even placeholder sessions.
-Bob
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