Stopping Things: kill and Signals
kill sends a process a signal: plain kill sends TERM, a polite request to finish up and stop; kill -KILL ends a process that ignores it; pgrep -af and pkill -f find and stop processes by name; and Ctrl+C sends INT to the program in front of you.
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- Category
- Bash
- Level
- Journeyman
- Tags
- kill, linux, pgrep-and-pkill, sigkill, signal, sigterm, unix