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by **Kon** » Wed, 02 Jun 2004 18:51:40

Hello,
How can I delete a user account even if the userdel command tells me
that the user is in use ? But this user is not connected and no
process is using by "user"
I'm on Solaris 5.8

# last "user"
"user" pts/3 Wed Jan 14 09:41 still logged
in

# last -f /var/adm/utmpx
"user" pts/3 Wed Jan 14 09:41 - 09:32
(23:51)

# userdel -r "user"
UX: userdel: ERROR: "user" is in use. Cannot remove it.

Thank's in advance

by **Supak Lailer** » Thu, 03 Jun 2004 00:00:02

[snip]

Quote:> How can I delete a user account even if the userdel command tells me
> that the user is in use ? But this user is not connected and no
> process is using by "user"

[snip]

Are there any user's processes running? Try "ps -ef | grep user"

Supak

by **Kon** » Thu, 03 Jun 2004 18:39:35

> [snip]
> > How can I delete a user account even if the userdel command tells me
> > that the user is in use ? But this user is not connected and no
> > process is using by "user"
> [snip]

> Are there any user's processes running? Try "ps -ef | grep user"

> Supak

Hello,
No processes are running under the account of "user"

Kona

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userdel : "user" is in use, but "user" isn't logged

userdel : "user" is in use, but "user" isn't logged

userdel : "user" is in use, but "user" isn't logged

userdel : "user" is in use, but "user" isn't logged