Introduction
I’ve seen this very few times in Linux, but yes sometimes it happens, an application or process stop responding and gives you no other option than to terminate it.
In Windows, you press ALT-CTRL-DEL then look for the not responding application and close it, if you are lucky enough and Windows is still responding.
To do something like that in Linux, we will use the console, it is
Hi guys this might seem like a fairly easy question but for the life of me I can't figure out how to invoke CTRL-a in a linux terminal session. I am trying to share a screen using screen.
When Linux is usually stable, sometimes a process just wants to mess up and hangs around unwelcomely. It just ignores your request to close up.
Introduction
If you start a process on a terminal, being it local or a remote (ssh) terminal, you normally loose the control of the terminal while the process is running, then if you want to recover that control, you have some options.
Cancel the process
By pressing CTRL+C you can stop a running process, and recover the control of your terminal, this will tell to the running application to stop an
Mostly, if I closed the current terminal, the sub_process are also closed. Of course, if I use suspend the process and use `bg JobID wakeup it, the process is divided with the terminal and run in background. So what the relationship between the current terminal and the process that is triggered by the terminal. Are they father-son or brothers?
Hi,
How can I terminate process using vbscript. PLEASE NOTE, I need to terminate process that runs under windows 64-bit environment as native 64 (not using select * from win_32_Process)
If I begin a process and background it in a terminal window (say ping google.com &), I can kill it using kill %1 (assuming it is job 1).
However if I open another terminal window (or tab) the backgrounded process is not listed under jobs and cannot be killed directly using kill.
Hi,
How can we get the process id of the terminal we are using?
When we logged in to unix, we have an associated terminal. we can use "tty" command to get the terminal we are using like:
/dev/pts/0
I want to know the process id of this terminal. Please reply as I searched a lot but I didn't find any answer.
Thanks in advance!
Regards,
I run a shell command within PHP as
shell_exec("find / test.txt");
PHP initiates this process but does not kill it. If interrupting the PHP (e.g.
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