Logged in users on a Linux server are counted twice


 
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Old 02-05-2015
Duplicate thread merged.
# 9  
Old 02-10-2015
Just an update - I am logged in as root and faketester
I ran the following command :
Code:
netstat -tnpa | grep ESTABLISHED.*sshd

and it showed just 2 ssh connections and not 4 which is correct
also following command
Code:
w

shows 2 users logged in as well.

So i m guessing the
Code:
who

is showing all active sessions .
This was a non issue ! Thank you for your help everyone .
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