I am trying to unmount a remote file system,but I do not
unmount that file system.How can i know the user name
(i.e.,user who is using that file system).....write the
command with argument
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Answer / navisite
you can use fuser -uc <filesystem>
it will list out the user (if any) accessing the filesystem.
If you want to forcefully remove the user from the
filesystem use
fuser -k <filesystem>
this will log the user off from the filesystem.
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Answer / p.ashwini
we can use finger command
finger is similar to that of "w" command .If the user
workes with a special file it would not be shown in the
list with "w" command.That file can be seen with figer
command
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