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Occasionally I'll be logged in to a GNOME session on a Linux box I have, but then I'll want to log myself out remotely later for various reasons. I can get in to the machine through SSH with my own account, but I don't have root access to it.
Is there a way to force my X session to log out with just the permissions that my user account has?
Although not an answer, you may want to look at "screen" for linux. It is great to preserve applications and the like from your terminal. This way when you work remotely you can detach from your screen, when you get home you can re-attach to your screen session. Not sure if you are looking for this type of functionality but I thought I would toss it out there. – Chris – 2010-09-21T18:01:15.503