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A Session is a collection of ProcessGroup~s. A newly created process joins the session of its creator. In normal operation the login shell creates a new session and all processes are members of that session. The login shell is the Session Leader. |
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Lets take a look at the SID's (Session ID's) of processes belonging to two separate ssh sessions on the same machine. |
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bss7@xxxxxx:~$ ps -jfu bss7 |
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UID PID PPID PGID SID C STIME TTY TIME CMD |
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bss7 5595 5520 5595 5595 0 18:19 pts/70 00:00:00 -bash |
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bss7 6632 5595 6632 5595 0 18:20 pts/70 00:00:00 ping 192.168.1.1 |
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bss7 6852 6851 6852 6852 0 18:20 pts/83 00:00:00 -bash |
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bss7 9954 6852 9954 6852 1 18:24 pts/83 00:00:00 vim |
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bss7 9993 6852 9993 6852 0 18:24 pts/83 00:00:00 ps -jfu bss7 |
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