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kick user out in sshrc

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I have seen tutorials for reporting suspicious logins (from the wrong IP) using /etc/ssh/sshrc.
I would like to take it to the next level and kick out those users (close the ssh session immediately).

I have tried exit (doesn't work) and logout (rejected: /etc/ssh/sshrc: line 16: logout: not login shell: use "exit").

How can I do that?

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answered 1 Year ago soahan · Accepted Answer

Easiest way is to kill session.
First list session

netstat -tanp

The PID to kill is in the right hand column.

sudo kill -9 PID