some users still connected
nebosa opened this issue · 4 comments
Hello,
which means: some users still connected ?
autosuspend[10285]: some users still connected, auto suspend terminated
Can I display the reason (users still connected) ? As ?
Can I create my own log file for suspend?
sorry for my goole english :)
This message occurs when a user is connected to the machine. You can manually check who is logged in by calling who, either from a shell or by changing the autosuspend script. You can also extend the logging there.
Thank you.
User I can solve. Here it is not enough to go with the client in standy. I have to log out beforehand in the terminal.
At the log I need help.
I would like a log file:
autosuspend.log
Can they tell me what I have to do?
autosuspend sends its log messages to the syslog daemon, so you just have to tell syslog to put all autosuspend messages into a separate file. How exactly to achieve this depends on your configuration. Here is an example if you're using the default Debian / Ubuntu daemon called rsyslog:
- Create a new rsyslog configuration file for autosuspend:
/etc/rsyslog.d/autosuspend.conf - Edit the file and enter the following 2 lines:
:programname, isequal, "autosuspend" /var/log/autosuspend.log
& stop
- Restart the rsyslog daemon:
sudo service rsyslog restart
The exact syntax may differ depending on your rsyslog version, but you can find a lot of resources on the web, e.g. Filter log messages by program name and log level at the same time in rsyslogd
Perfect! Many Thanks