How to stop a infinite running process(ztail) started by a ssh session after that session is closed

I have a peculiar problem. My server supports multiple ssh session simultaneously, so that multiple admins can manage (via command line interface) it simultaneously. We have a command which calls ztail to show the compressed log files. Now when the current ssh session is closed (without pressing Ctrl-C, to stop the ztail command), this command should ideally stop working.

I have a peculiar problem. My server supports multiple ssh session simultaneously, so that multiple admins can manage( via Command line interface) it simultaneously. we have a command which calls ztail to show the compressed log files. Now when the current ssh session is closed( without pressing ctrl - c , to stop the tail command), this command should ideally stop working.

Hi Everyone, I am a new unix user. I started a qlogin session in SSH terminal, then I closed the window assuming that the qlogin session will be closed automatically. But it was still running. I tried to kill the process using kill ID or kill -9 ID, but the ID I got using ps aux | grep qlogin keeps changing. Does anyone have good suggestions on how to stop the qlogin process ?

Windows Performance Recorder runs in the background when I start windows and I want to stop this session, but I can't.

I know it is running because if I fire up the app and tries to start a new recording session I get http://i.imgur.com/CDfFbOl.png

But when I go to command line it says:

C:\Users\admin>wpr -status

Microsoft Windows Performance Recorder Version 6.2.9200 Copyright (c) 2012 Mic

I am working on CentOS6, and running a django server for my development on a tmux session as：

python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000

So I can read my debug string print on it.

While there is an unknown reason which made my tmux session lost, and I cannot to bak to my working session using "tmux attach" command.

I still can find my server is running by ps command, but I have no permission to k

Installed McMyAdmin (minecraft manager) on Ubuntu 12.04 32 bit. Wrote my own service to start McMyAdmin (.net app running in Mono) in its own screen session, and be able to inject proper McMyAdmin commands into that session with the init.d script.

I've had this problem occur at random, intermittently, across boxes at multiple companies, multiple distros, and multiple kernel revs. I think that I'm just cursed.

What happens is that I'll have a new box loaded, and I'll be doing something inside ssh, like a yum update or an apt-get. Everything will be progressing fine and then the session just stops.

Hello everyone,

First up: I'm not referring here to hibernating or suspend the computer, but rather shutting down completely.

I prefer to start with a clean slate each time so II've told my Fedora 17 not to save my session when it is shut down (Applications Menu > settings > session and startup) but it seems that while new sessions are not being saved, the same specific previous sessio

I keep getting this error message:

System program problem detected

If I click on report I get:

Sorry the Application Session-Installer Closed unexpectedly

Code details are:

Code: ExecutablePath usr/bin/session-installer Package session-installer 0.20 + bzr128Oubuntu1.2 Problem Type  Crash etc..... I have manualy typed in the code details as I could not copy and p