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[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 05 February 2003]

I just recently noticed that acushare is now listing terminal ID's rather than user names under SCO Unix. I have users that log in multiple times from the same terminal. How is this affecting the user count?

Previously, if a user was logged in 2 times, they just had 2 processes. Now are they counted as 2 users?

[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 05 February 2003]

I just recently noticed that acushare is now listing terminal ID's rather than user names under SCO Unix. I have users that log in multiple times from the same terminal. How is this affecting the user count?

Previously, if a user was logged in 2 times, they just had 2 processes. Now are they counted as 2 users?
Your observation is correct.

If they launch additional processes through the same terminal they will still be counted as a single user. This change is by design.

[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 05 February 2003]

I just recently noticed that acushare is now listing terminal ID's rather than user names under SCO Unix. I have users that log in multiple times from the same terminal. How is this affecting the user count?

Previously, if a user was logged in 2 times, they just had 2 processes. Now are they counted as 2 users?
Did you mean that they will be counted as an additional user, if logged in more than once from the same physical terminal?

[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 05 February 2003]

I just recently noticed that acushare is now listing terminal ID's rather than user names under SCO Unix. I have users that log in multiple times from the same terminal. How is this affecting the user count?

Previously, if a user was logged in 2 times, they just had 2 processes. Now are they counted as 2 users?
Did you mean that they will be counted as an additional user, if logged in more than once from the same physical terminal?
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