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To expand on this question: users command lists 5 of the same users...Is this normal?



How can I track down what each user is doing or what service/app/request spawned another login of that user?



EDIT: https://askubuntu.com/a/115028/38901 answer from the previous post offers the solution of using who which is useful to see where the user is. Still, any way to see what?


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You can use who command to see where your users have logged in
eg. tty, pseudo terminals, etc.



you can also use 



ps -ef


from your terminal to see what all users are doing


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