Re: [10.4] GUI logout from the CLI and servermgrd CPU usage

Subject: Re: [10.4] GUI logout from the CLI and servermgrd CPU usage

From: Erik Kennedy <email@hidden>

Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2005 17:56:59 -0400

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I believe who should show any logged-in user as "console." If you use w, it should show a dash in the FROM column as well.

Whenever I want to log a user off by force on one of my home Macs, I find that killing the loginwindow process generally boots everybody at once, including Fast User Switched users.

I'm guessing the same thing should work in Server, although I haven't tried it yet. (If you do, it might not be a bad idea to reboot at the next safe opportunity, just in case.)

On Aug 12, 2005, at 5:14 PM, Dan Tappin wrote:

I have a system at home chewing up a lot of cpu usage when it shouldn't be i.e. low load. I think I left it logged in on the GUI which might explain part of it. Top shows 'Safari' so I'm thinking I left that running also. The 'who' command doesn't show anyone else other than my ssh connection... does who not report actual physical logins?

Is there a way (other than reboot) to log out all users from the GUI?

Erik Kennedy

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