Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (3767 mails)

[Johnny Ernst Nielsen <j_e_n_pub@xxxxxxxx>]

> Johnny Ernst Nielsen wrote:
> > What is the command line command to see what user is logged into
> > the first display in X?
> >
> > On SUSE Linux 9.0 I used to be able to see that with
> > last :0
> >
> > But that does not work on SUSE Linux 10.0

Greetings James,

thank you for a fast answer. :o)

Lørdag 25 februar 2006 23:31 kvad James Knott:
> It still works here.  last :0 by itself lists several lines, but
> last > :0|grep still, shows who's currently on display 0. 

That is trange.
Output from my command...
last :0
...gives me a blank line and a line saying:
wtmp begins Sat Feb 25 21:19:34 2006

Nothing else.

last with no options or parameters lists this:

root     tty1                          Sat Feb 25 23:45 - 23:45  
(00:00)
johnny   pts/6                         Sat Feb 25 22:54   still logged 
in
root     pts/11                        Sat Feb 25 22:44 - 22:45  
(00:00)
johnny   pts/8                         Sat Feb 25 22:41 - 22:45  
(00:04)
johnny   pts/7                         Sat Feb 25 22:39 - 22:45  
(00:06)
johnny   pts/6                         Sat Feb 25 22:32 - 22:45  
(00:13)
johnny   pts/7                         Sat Feb 25 22:32 - 22:32  
(00:00)
johnny   pts/6                         Sat Feb 25 22:28 - 22:32  
(00:04)
johnny   pts/5                         Sat Feb 25 22:25   still logged 
in
johnny   pts/3                         Sat Feb 25 21:19 - 21:33  
(00:13)

wtmp begins Sat Feb 25 21:19:34 2006

As you can see there is no meintion of any X displays.

Does something need to be turned on or off for this to work?

Best regards :o)

Johnny :o)