Force logout a managed user?

Question

Hi all
I'm running an OD server with 10 clients connected (all 10.4.6, clients and server). Users, groups and computers are managed, and simultaneous login is disabled for all users.
My question: How can I (forcibly) log a user out? You know, as you can disconnect a user who is connected to an AFP share...
Right now I was trying to log in on one of the managed clients, and it keeps telling me that I'm already logged in on another one, but I'm definitely not. Something must be hanging somewhere, but where?
TIA, Tina

Answer 1

Yes, and the user is nowhere to be found. Nowhere on
the OD server and nowhere on the fileserver where his
home resides. I know about the disconnect option for
AFP/filesharing connections, but what about users
logged in to a client by authenticating against an OD
server?
Tina
If you're running Remote Destop you can logout clients from the "Manage" menu with "Log Out Current User...".
You can also ssh to the client and issue this command:
sudo ps -aux | grep loginwindow
it will return the PID for the loginwindow.app process.
Then issue the command:
sudo kill -9 xxx
where xxx is the PID of the loginwindow.app process.