Linux Log Off User
Useful command to force the logoff of any user via SSH. You need to have root permissions.
pkill -KILL -u raj
February 7th, 2010

Aside from the obvious humour in the above picture-gram it does sum up in a nice way the reason for a shameful lack of articles in recent months, by me, on photogabble. I have not to my greatest knowledge been too busy to post and while I had a bout of illness for the later part of last year; it did not stop me from working. Indeed during my short but notable absence from blogging I have managed to collect over 1000 items of interest to blog about, over 300 of which have been noted as important and even fewer of those I have already written a draft for. This is where I come back to the Microsoft paper-clip and his offer of help, while I may not have a sword with which to fend off a Moblin with, I do have a huge amount of content to write about and very little inclination to do so.
Quite possibly having a “paper-clip” there to give inspiration would do a world of good, it may be considered silly by some but that very idea has been inspiration enough for me to get the 2010 reboot of photogabble finished and a couple of months worth of content scratched out. For a short while I felt what it would be like to be someone with no aspirations and I did not like it, for the past three weeks things have begun to turn around and I have finally begun digging myself out of the rut caused by beings or events unknown, it is scary to think that such a rut can be fallen into rather quickly simply by loosing sight of what you want to become; that is something that I shall endeavour not to enable again.
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Useful command to force the logoff of any user via SSH. You need to have root permissions.
pkill -KILL -u raj
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