How to Terminate Stuck or Unwanted User Sessions in Linux

2011年8月4日 — Use pkill -U UID or pkill -u UID or username instead of UID. Sometimes skill -u USERNAME may work, another tool is killall -u USERNAME .

2018年1月2日 — In the first column, PID stands for process ID. The second column shows the tty to which your processes are connected. · To remove the remote ...

2020年7月28日 — 1) Kill user session using pkill command. TTY session can be used to kill a specific user ssh session & to identify tty session, please use 'w' ...

2023年4月28日 — The pkill command can be used to kill or terminate a process by its name or process ID. In the case of logging out other users, we can use pkill ...

2024年1月14日 — You can do this by killing their session process. Find the session ID with who or w command and use kill to terminate it. Verifying Process ...

2023年7月20日 — To terminate the user session of the remotely logged-in user “linuxiac,” we will use the pkill command in Linux with the option “-KILL,” which ...

2023年7月14日 — You can kill a Unix login session remotely by sending a hangup signal (SIGHUP) to the process running the login session.

2012年3月27日 — In this case, it's pretty simple, you can use killall to kill, or send any other signal, to a bunch of processes at once.

2011年1月8日 — How do I kill all users session under Linux or UNIX operating system using command prompt? You need to use the pkill command which will look ...

2024年4月3日 — Learn how to logout Linux users forcefully. You can kill all processes and logout users with the pkill and other Linux commands.