Re: Killing multiple logins.

Why is this node so badly downvoted? While not a particularily big brainbender it does seem like a reasonable enough question. Of course, this is a simple question but the point of voting in this category isn't to punish people for asking questions that are simple to most of us here, is it?

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Re: Re: Killing multiple logins. by agentv (Friar) on Apr 23, 2002 at 22:36 UTC
...I'd say don't worry about it. There is a class of technician who believes it to be a personal affront when someone asks a question that they (the technician) already knows the answer to. Usually this sort of person will also take offense at being told a fact that they already possess. Just keep posting your earnest questions and your earnest responses, and eventually the right result will occur. I certainly thought this question worthy of a little thought. Many programmers are born puzzle-solvers and it's hard for those among us to pass up a good puzzle that needs a solution. So keep contributing in good faith. ---v	[reply]
Re: Re: Killing multiple logins. by DigitalKitty (Parson) on Apr 23, 2002 at 22:20 UTC
Thanks Anonymous Monk. I wasn't under the impression that it was a difficult question. After asking two of my co-workers, they stated they had also experienced the problem but had never given the issue any more thought. The idea of creating a useful command was the enticing part. If a user didn't find it personally useful, it shouldn't matter. One can never be quite sure when a particular tool will be of benefit. -Caitlin.	[reply]