+++ Nandan Vaidya [2011-03-23 16:01:32]: > If the 10.160.0.x2 session was via launched ssh, then the $w command should > show you the PID of the sshd process from where the pts/x (replace x with a > number) session was launched. > I believe killing this particular sshd process (only) should log you out from > that session.
Where do you see the PID in the output of "w" ?
> I actually used this a couple of days ago, it worked but having to use $ kill
> -9 was :(
>
> If there is a better solution, hopefully somebody will point it out.
It's better to kill the shell rather than sshd
ps x |grep bash <-- shows you the PID and pts/X .. kill the approriate ones.
(replace bash with whatever your default shell is)
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