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 24th, 2010
Well this made me smile, I hope it does you. There has been a horrific lack of content updates here on photogabble as of late, while cogs have been turning on other projects and indeed on the reboot of photogabble itself I just haven’t felt up to writing a huge amount for photogabble. On top of that I have a lot of draft posts, however many are oddities such as the above, that while fleetingly interesting; lack any real talking point other than the obvious – nice arse.
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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
Ive done some search engine optomising on photogabble, now to use what has been learnt on client projects.
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Photogabble has been developed, edited and written by Simon Dann. Simon is a 22 year old post-grad Communication, Culture & Media student, currently studying for his Masters.
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