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Subject: Re: purge ttys
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Hello,

You can try the -t option to ps. Such
as ps -tp1 to get information about processes
attached to that terminal.


Nat


On Wed, 28 Apr 1999, pete collins wrote:

> if i do a
> w
> 
> how do i purge old idle ttys that ocurred from disconnects?
> i can't find any associated pids since they are idle in the background.
> 
> 
> thanks pete
> 
> 
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