[RH6.1 - all updated as of 3 weeks ago, with gnome]
root logged in, running gnome/E
user logged in, running gnome/sawmill
I had an gnome/X lockup, but I could get a new vc and log root in again.
After looking over a few things, I decide to reboot. 'root' issues:
'shutdown -h now'
system shutting down message appears...
'root' gets a new a new bash prompt...
nothing happened.
repeat process on 2 other vc's... same results, no shutdown.
Is there anyway to force a proper shutdown at this point?
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Additionally, I tried to kill all processes for user 'foo' (owner of
original gnome/X lockup):
ps aux | grep foo | awk '{print $2}' | kill
and
ps aux | grep foo | awk '{print $2}' | xargs kill
but no go.
What's the best way to "logout" a user and/or kill all of his processes?
Thank you.
- Martin J. Brown, Jr. -
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