January 2003
Intermediate to advanced
832 pages
32h 40m
English
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Name
killall
Synopsis
killall [options]procname...
Kills processes specified by command or pattern match. The default
signal sent by killall is TERM
but may be specified on the command line. killall
assembles and executes a set of kill commands to accomplish its task.
Options
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-d Prints diagnostic info only about targeted processes; does not send signal.
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-l Lists known signal names.
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-m Interprets the procname as a case-insensitive regular expression for selecting real process names to send a signal to.
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-s Shows the
killcommand lines that would be used to send the signal but do not actually execute them.-
-signal Sends specified signal to process. signal may be a name (see
-loption) or number.-
-ttty May be used to further select only those processes attached to the specified tty (procname ∩ tty), or to select all processes attached to the specified tty (i.e., no procname specified).
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-uuser May be used to further select only those processes owned by the specified user (procname ∩ user), or to select all processes owned by the specified user (i.e., no procname specified).
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-cprocname Use with the
-tor-uoptions to limit processes that sent a signal to those matching procname.-
-v Verbose output. Print the
killcommand lines that are used to send the signal.
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