I have either found a fault in my Linux knowledge (likely) or a bug (unlikely) and I didn't get any wiser using Google, so here goes:
I'm coding a piece of software (something like Messenger, Hangouts, etc.) that connects to a central server via SSH (ssh.net lib) and for some reason the connection does not show up on the server in the Linux tools I know of. I know I'm logged on since I can read files, run commands and $USER and whoami shows the username. Running "w", "who" or "users" does not show the SSH user. It is not in active logins in "last" either and neither does it show up under previous logins there. It does show up in netstat. If I use Putty all tools show me right away as usual.
What am I missing? A hidden SSH user can't be right?
