There are several users whon are using VNC to invoke a remote desktop on a Red
Hat 7.3 server. The VNC program is automatically 
started at server bootup via the /etc/rc.local file, where each user account is
invoked. One example is the following:

su username -c /usr/bin/vncserver :number

The problem that I have encountered is there are a number of processes that
appear to still be running even after the users close out
of VNC. One example was vim. There were several instances of vim still running
even though the user who was supposedly running the
command was not logged into the system. Furthermore, the command was taking up
an inordinately hight amount of CPU time that
could have been better served for other purposes. The who -i command showed user
accounts logged onto the system that were idle 
for several days. This I attributed to VNC. 

Has anyone had a problem similar to this, and if so what caused this to occur,
and what corrective actions were taken thereafter?
Thanks in advance for the help.
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