On a GNU/linux under Red Hat 9, with coreutils-4.5.3-19, 'who' lists a user who is no longer logged in :
$ who nt :0 Mar 20 19:43 nt pts/0 Mar 27 14:55 nt pts/1 Mar 26 11:36 nt pts/2 Mar 26 11:36 root pts/2 Mar 20 19:50 (localhost) nt pts/3 Mar 27 20:39 $ last nt pts/3 Sat Mar 27 20:39 still logged in nt pts/0 Sat Mar 27 14:55 still logged in nt pts/2 Fri Mar 26 11:36 still logged in nt pts/1 Fri Mar 26 11:36 still logged in root pts/1 localhost Fri Mar 26 11:21 - 11:23 (00:02) nt pts/4 Sat Mar 20 19:58 - 11:19 (5+15:21) nt pts/3 Sat Mar 20 19:56 - 11:19 (5+15:23) root pts/2 localhost Sat Mar 20 19:50 - 23:24 (03:34) nt pts/2 Sat Mar 20 19:23 - 19:50 (00:26) The 'root' session was started by user 'nt' on pts/2 with ssh ; it ended Mar 20 at 23:24 ; yet, it is still listed by 'who' days after, even though pts/2 has been reaffected. I am sending this report to the addres found in the man page for 'who' ; if it is not the appropriate address, please let me know. Thank you. -Nicolas Tripon _______________________________________________ Bug-coreutils mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-coreutils
