#!/bin/csh
# RLOGOUT v1.7 by Liam Crilly (cs2dw) on 22-Jul-94
# TERMINATES ALL PROCESSES EXECPT THOSE RUNNING ON THE CURRENT SESSION. USEFUL
# FOR LOGGING YOURSELF OUT FROM ANOTHER TERMINAL.

set sessions=`who | cut -c1-7 | grep -c $LOGNAME`
switch ( $sessions )
	case "1":
		echo "You have no remote sessions active."
		exit
		breaksw
	case "2":
		echo -n "Closing connections on 1 remote session"
		breaksw
	default:
		echo -n "Closing connections on `expr $sessions - 1` remote session(s)"
endsw
echo -n "."
onintr interrupt

#set PSCMD="/usr/bin/ps -x"		# BSD ps listing
#set PSTTY="7,8"			# BSD tty no. characters
#set PSPID="1-6"			# BSD PID no. characters
set PSCMD="/usr/bin/ps -fu $LOGNAME"	# SVR4 ps listing
set PSTTY="34-42"			# SVR4 tty no. characters
set PSPID="10-14"			# SVR4 PID no. characters

$PSCMD | grep -v PID > $HOME/rlogout.tmp
echo -n "."
set tty=`grep "$PSCMD" $HOME/rlogout.tmp | cut -c${PSTTY}`
echo -n "."
/bin/kill -9 `grep -v $tty $HOME/rlogout.tmp | grep '\-*sh' | cut -c${PSPID} | fmt`
echo -n "."
echo "done."
goto end

interrupt:
echo ""
echo -n "Caught interrupt, quitting..."
set killed=`who | cut -c1-7 | grep -c $LOGNAME`
@ nokilled=$sessions-$killed
echo ""
echo "Killed $nokilled` session(s)"

end:
/bin/rm -f /$HOME/rlogout.tmp