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Subject: strange with who command...
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Hi!
In my 3.0-980520-SNAP i say ( in xterm ):

$ who
osa		ttyv0 28 May 19:57
osa		ttyv1 28 May 19:57	(:0.0)
...
...
...

then I down X-server & say:
$ who
osa		ttyv0 28 May 19:57
osa		ttyv1 28 May 19:57	(:0.0)
...
...
...

I logoff from system, then logon & say:
$ who
osa		ttyv0 28 May 19:59
osa		ttyv1 28 May 19:57	(:0.0)

Strange ??

Rgdz,
oZZ,
osa@unibest.ru



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