Hello, I have a user that can't login to CMS Supervisor. She gets the error message that says something to the effect of the login is currently in use. Upon further review, she told me that she wasn't able to logoff properly has her PC locked up on her. Is there a way to logoff her loginID so that she can login? Thanks In Advance.
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CMS login issue 2
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If you have root access to the box, then you can try killing the process:
who -u to get a list of logged in users
kill xxxx where xxxx is the number after the date (4 digits on my system) of the username you're trying to boot
However, I know we can have multiple logons on an R12 setup - not sure if the stuck logon is the actual problem.
who -u to get a list of logged in users
kill xxxx where xxxx is the number after the date (4 digits on my system) of the username you're trying to boot
However, I know we can have multiple logons on an R12 setup - not sure if the stuck logon is the actual problem.
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To check to see if the login is still actually logged in, login as root and perform the command:
who | grep [user login]
To force the user off the CMS system if they are still logged in, perform the following command:
kill `who -u | grep [username] | cut -b45-50`
the ` is the accent mark below the tilde ~ symbol next to the number 1 on your keyboard. IT IS NOT an apostrophe '.
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