If you play cyber wargames you may feel a necessity to quickly and efficiently kill other users sessions. This has to be done within seconds and the hit must be precise. "kill -9 $(ps -o pid= -u user)" would be enough to get the user away but it is a bit longish (= not suitable for a stressful time-critical situation). Ideally, you should use a short and simple word, like kick, and have an ability to eliminate your enemy from the system by their username or their TTY. This can be achieved by a simple extension to root's local .bashrc file.
kick.tar.bz2| Installation (as root): cd wget http://oozie.fm.interia.pl/src/kick.tar.bz2 tar xjvf kick.tar.bz2 append ". ~/.kick/bashrc.include" to root's .bashrc type "bash" to restart the shell |
kick - if you want to kill all processes of the user , e.g. kick dummy
kick tty - if you want to kill only one particular teletype session, e.g. kick tty pts/0
kick tty
2 comments:
Very sweet solution!! Thanks a lot for sharing!
again..i learned something new.
Cool, my old ascii art in action :-)
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