And be careful with 'killall' on non-linux systems, by the way.
Specifically UNIX boxes (NCR unix, Solaris, etc.)
Here's the top couple lines from 'man killall' on a linux box:
NAME
killall - kill processes by name
Here's the top couple lines from 'man killall' on a Solaris 10 box:
NAME
killall - kill all active processes
I ran 'killall perl' on an NCR UNIX box a few years ago, not knowing
that - took about 4 hours to bring the system back up and running. Oops.
On 03/24/2011 04:03 AM, bryanm@acsalaska.net wrote:
> Consider this command:
>
> $ killall killall
>
> In order to complete successfully, the process would have to
> prematurely terminate itself; which, of course, means that it
> would not complete successfully.
>
> It's a unix paradox!
>
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> Bryan Medsker
> bryanm@acsalaska.net
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