Re: `who` output keeps showing logins that have really logged out.
On Sunday 01 August 2004 10:40 am, Adam Funk wrote:
> On Friday 30 July 2004 15:10, Tom wrote:
> > Pretty useless reply, but I've noticed the same thing. It's been like
> > that for several months here, now.
>
> Actually that's useful for me to know: it makes it less likely that I've
> screwed it up. Any idea what program or package puts the information
> in utmp?
Me three, now that you mention it. I've got people logged in from a terminal
that has been offline for a month, and no processes owned by those users.
->apropos utmp
dump-utmp (8) - print an utmp file in human-readable format
endutent (3) - access utmp file entries
endutxent (3) - access utmp file entries
getutent (3) - access utmp file entries
getutent_r (3) - access utmp file entries
getutid (3) - access utmp file entries
getutid_r (3) - access utmp file entries
getutline (3) - access utmp file entries
getutline_r (3) - access utmp file entries
getutxent (3) - access utmp file entries
getutxid (3) - access utmp file entries
getutxline (3) - access utmp file entries
login (3) - write utmp and wtmp entries
logout (3) - write utmp and wtmp entries
pututline (3) - access utmp file entries
pututxline (3) - access utmp file entries
setutent (3) - access utmp file entries
setutxent (3) - access utmp file entries
utmp (5) - login records
utmp-conv (8) - convert UTMP files
utmpname (3) - access utmp file entries
sessreg (1x) - manage utmp/wtmp entries for non-init clients
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