[CLUE-Tech] who command, what is says
David Anselmi
anselmi at americanisp.net
Wed Jul 31 18:14:14 MDT 2002
Kevin Cullis wrote:
>
> kevin :0 Jul 31 06:21 (console)
> ???? pts/0 Jul 31 06:21 (:0)
> root pts/1 Jul 31 06:21 (:0)
pts means pseudo-tty. I usually see them for network connections. I'm
not sure what the :0 means--running X, maybe? In that case, perhaps you
have two other windows open that are showing up. They both show the
same login time as you.
I wouldn't be suspicious unless you see the other guy's name show up.
But even then it may be that he's logged in remotely or that some remote
connection he had died. I used to work by opening xterm windows from a
server to my Win2k box. Each window had a separate login (with an xterm
and a bash process, at least). When the X server would die those
processes would still be around. I assume that the TCP connection would
eventually time out and everything would get cleaned up, but I usually
killed the processes myself.
Dave
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