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i require a utility that identifies all users currently logged into the system. It should create a file called logfile which contains a list of usernames together with a count of how many login sessions they are currently running, for example
coc9io : 1 hbh8jd : 3 dg7hy : 1 root : 4 it should also print to a standard output message to the form Total User: hbh8jd (3 sessions) for each user with more than 2 current login sessions. if possible can you you use comments so that i understand the code better thanks very much peter west |
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This seems to be the same request as: this post by dave ward. Are they both for a homework assignment?
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