Kick A Linux User Who’s Logged In

Filed Under Linux at 1st September 2010 0:01 by

In command line type in who or w will list all the users who are currently logged in.

To log them off type in the following:
-KILL -u danny

where danny is the username. If ‘danny’ was logged in multiple times e.g locally and via then both will be logged off.

Linux logout user or logoff user commands

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