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Description of problem:
When I log in to a gnome session in X and start an instance of
gnome-terminal, and then log out of X with gnome-terminal still
running, selecting "Save settings" checkbox in the logout dialog box,
the user will appear to still be logged in. The login session for a
user, say user 'bar', appears like this in the output of who:
bar      pts/6        Oct  9 18:03 (:0.0)
even though the user should be logged out.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
gnome-terminal-2.6.0-2

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Log in to a gnome X session
2. Open an instance of gnome-terminal
3. Click "Log Out" from the foot menu.
4. Make sure "Save current settings" checkbox is selected
5. Click "OK" to log out
    

Actual Results:  The output of 'who' still shows the user as logged in. 

Expected Results:  The user should not still be logged in.

Additional info:

One instance of the user will show up in the output of 'who' for every
gnome-terminal tab page open when gnome-session ends. This occurs even
with the default setting of "Run command as a login shell"
de-selected. Attempting to run userdel on the user returns a message
"user [username] is currently logged in". There are no processes
running under that user. The only way to get rid of the login is to
reboot the computer.