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Stopping the Login Server
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  • To disable login server start up when the system is booted, type:

    /usr/dt/bin/dtconfig -d

    This will tell the system not to start the login server when you next reboot.

  • To Stop the login server by killing the process ID, type:

    /usr/dt/bin/dtconfig -kill

    This issues the command kill login server process ID)

NOTE: Killing the l ogin server process terminates all user sessions managed by the login server.

You can also stop the login server by killing the process ID. The login server process ID is stored in /var/dt/Xpid or in the file specified in Xconfig by the Dtlogin.pidFile resource.

If you are logged into the desktop at the time you kill the login server, your desktop session will immediately terminate.



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