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Can't kill a damn process

Postby Raziel on Wed Aug 30, 2006 7:08 am

I started psyBNC but forgot to set an IP (>_<) and now I can't kill it. I type kill <pid> , it doesn't say anything, but the process is still there! Confused
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Postby De Kus on Wed Aug 30, 2006 7:44 am

You should read the manual of kill, if sending the TERM signal doesnt work then send the kill signal (-9).

PS: I have seen enough people repeating my advice.
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Re: Can't kill a damn process

Postby Pete on Mon Sep 04, 2006 4:55 am

Raziel wrote:I started psyBNC but forgot to set an IP (>_<) and now I can't kill it. I type kill <pid> , it doesn't say anything, but the process is still there! Confused



There are two kill commands:
1) /bin/kill
2) the built in kill function of the shell (bash).

Check out the man page in:
1) "man bash" for the built in kill
2) "man kill" for the actual command line kill.

Try using the kill; while specifying a signal and you should be able to kill the process.

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Postby xorbit on Thu Sep 07, 2006 10:53 pm

try kill -9 process / pkill -9 pname
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