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by jayanth
I suppose that you can use 'kill' command only to kill the process in the memory. You cannot kill a file. Could you please be more specific of your requirements so that I could help you.
You could also give the command
'kill -9 ' where is the process id or a running process. The '-9' option forcibly kills the process.
by ddburgess
by cpfeiffe
I'm going to guess that you mean 8 different processes, not eight different files. If this is the case and you know the processes you can build a file that lists each process and then run a for loop to kill the processes. The loop would look like this:
for PROC in `cat filename`
do
kill -9 `ps -e |grep $PROC |awk '{print $1}'`
done
If you want you could make the loop a separate executable file and when you want to kill the processes just type the name of the file that has the loop in it.
I hope this is what you are looking for. If not, please be more specific in the question and I'll try to assist further.
by ddburgess
by ddburgess
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