If you want know who is currently logged into your sytem, just execute the following command in the shell terminal:
Code:
who
A list of user who are currently logged in will be displayed on your screen.
How To Display Who Is Logged In Linux Unix Shell Command
How To Display Who Is Logged In Linux Unix Shell Command
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If you are the administrator, sometimes its helpful to know which users are logged into the system.
If you want know who is currently logged into your sytem, just execute the following command in the shell terminal:
Code:
A list of user who are currently logged in will be displayed on your screen.
If you want know who is currently logged into your sytem, just execute the following command in the shell terminal:
Code:
A list of user who are currently logged in will be displayed on your screen.
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