[Techtalk] $ who issue
Wim De Smet
kromagg at gmail.com
Wed Jul 14 07:40:10 UTC 2010
Hi,
On Wed, Jul 14, 2010 at 1:13 AM, Anne Wainwright
<anotheranne at fables.co.za> wrote:
>
> Hello, Anne,
>
> You are a klutz. Check this problem out again, what happens is not
> exactly as described.
Now Anne, I think you're being too hard on Anne. ;-)
>
> If you connect via any workstation terminal it does work as advertised.
> What happens is that if a workstation is connected via an application,
> in this instance kexi accessing postgresql on the server, then _that_
> does not show up on a 'who'.
>
> Not quite the same.
>
> Without logging on as a postgresql user and issuing the psql command
> '\du' is there any way of detecting someone so connected to that
> server?
I don't think so. It'll show up in netstat as a network connection to
a particular port of course, but other than that this pretty much
sidesteps the rest of the OS. You can run it from the cmdline in one
go, e.g.:
psql --command '\du'
But I assume you already knew that.
cheers,
Wim
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