In a ruby script, I start more virtual shells, each managed by a shell manager object, like so: @shell = PTY.spawn \'env PS1=\"\\w>\" TERM=dumb COLUMNS=63 LINES=21 sh -i\'
For testing purpose I am running several (few 100s) expect scripts. All are spawned from the same parent (sometimes its pid is 1). Is there any way to kill them at one stretch without changing their s
I am trying to write a php script to kill users in a redhat machine. I know it is possible (and very insecure) to give apache the ability to do things as root, but I need to be able to kill any user
I have a question - I\'m running a process from the command line that has some problem and poops out every few hours or so. While I\'m looking into the issue, I\'d like to spawn the process from somet
Can someone explain difference between exit() and posix_kill(getmypid(), 开发者_JS百科SIGKILL) in PHP code?From the exit() docs page:
If a process is started through java runtime.exec (via ssh) how do you get back to this process to kill it (via ssh)? Is there a way to obtain the PID of the invoked process once started? Is sending \
When my application is killed due to being in the background for too long (Android freeing resources) or user using task killer or something similar, in onCreate I detect new application state and exe
How can I get a process\' ID? I require the ID in order to kill that process. I know the name of the process.
I have an Application with a single root Activity. I\'ve recently had it brought to my attention that any kind of Force Close on my Activity results in it restarting and I have no idea why this might
开发者_Go百科I have an app that (has a part that) needs to always run; it\'s not started as a service, the app starts a daemon (written in c) which runs as root.
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