On 2/18/07, Mike Zupan <hijinks@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
if you are logged in as a regular user and you sudo or su to root a fuser
-km /home would kill the login process of that user.. hence killing your
root session
That too, along with every other process touching something on the
filesystem on which /home is mounted. In a default Fedora/RHEL
installation that is about everything. It is always a good idea to
look at what you are going to kill before killing it, especially when
issuing a mass kill command.
# fuser -u -v -m /home
USER PID ACCESS COMMAND
/home root 1 .rce. init
root 2 .rc.. ksoftirqd/0
root 3 .rc.. events/0
root 4 .rc.. khelper
root 5 .rc.. kacpid
root 22 .rc.. kblockd/0
root 23 .rc.. khubd
root 42 .rc.. kswapd0
...
John
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