Curious if anyone else is having this experience.
Lately, I have been noticing “expired sessions” in the Terminal app.
I open the app and immediately logout to see if there any expired sessions. Never noticed this before.
It has been so chronic, that I presently have only one port open - Ethernet. That is the only port represented in Network preferences. I deleted all other ports, made Ethernet inactive and removed the Ethernet cable and shut the system down.
Today, 42 expired sessions at startup? Beginning to wonder if Wi-Fi is ever actually off.
Anybody else notice this happening? Just open the Terminal app and immediately logout.
Is there anyway to view the expired sessions to determine the root cause. There were none when I shut the unit down and 42 expired sessions at boot the following morning.
Do I need to unplug the unit at night!
Lately, I have been noticing “expired sessions” in the Terminal app.
I open the app and immediately logout to see if there any expired sessions. Never noticed this before.
It has been so chronic, that I presently have only one port open - Ethernet. That is the only port represented in Network preferences. I deleted all other ports, made Ethernet inactive and removed the Ethernet cable and shut the system down.
Today, 42 expired sessions at startup? Beginning to wonder if Wi-Fi is ever actually off.
Anybody else notice this happening? Just open the Terminal app and immediately logout.
Is there anyway to view the expired sessions to determine the root cause. There were none when I shut the unit down and 42 expired sessions at boot the following morning.
Do I need to unplug the unit at night!