[Wolves] shutdown -k

[Simon Burke]

gonna try
'echo kill -TERM -l | su -m user' see if that works, as i've tried 
everything else including changing the runlevel, oh well, Ahh freebsd can 
run in single user mode is there a way to force it?? i'll have to have a 
look
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>>>echo "Oi you!  Log off!" | wall
>>>
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>>I'd do something more evil like :
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>>init 1
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>>or
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>>touch /etc/nologin
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>>or
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>>ps aux | grep -v [r]oot | grep [p]ts | awk '{print $2}' | kill -9
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>>I think the last one would work, but it might also kill other things. 
>>Perhaps looking for bash processes would be superior.
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>>*yawn* *stretch* *sleepy*
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>>David.
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>I'll have to give a go, but there would be no bash instances running on os 
>x, unfortunatly,  but i'll try the others.. thanx hehe.
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