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#include <ulog.h>
The ulog_logout() and ulog_logout_pseudo() functions mark the previously registered login session as being terminated.
Because the line and user arguments of ulog_login() and ulog_logout() cannot be trusted, these functions require administrative privileges. The ulog_login_pseudo() and ulog_logout_pseudo() functions spawn a privileged process to perform the actual logging.
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