On Tue, Mar 15, 2005 at 02:08:51PM -0000, Braun Brelin wrote:
> This is a somewhat silly question, but, if I'm given a "w" output like:
>> mike pts/5 172.16.38.95 8:13am 29:54 0.18s 0.06s runcbl
> users30
> mike pts/6 172.16.38.95 8:20am 5:28m 0.19s 0.07s runcbl
> users30
> mike pts/0 172.16.38.95 8:11am 5:54m 0.21s 0.07s runcbl
> users30
> mike pts/7 172.16.38.101 Fri 5pm 1:29m 0.22s 0.02s bash
>> If I have an idle time of 5:28m, I assume that means an idle time of five
> minutes and 28 seconds, not an idle time of five hours and 28 minutes?
No it means hours and minutes. An easy way to confirm this is to
run it a few times a few seconds apart and see if the number of seconds
increments as you would expect.
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