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how to stop the process using process name
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Answer / syed
if you know the process id than kill -9 <PID> works fine.
if you know the name of process in that case pkill <Process
Name> works fine.
kill for (numeric PID)
pkill for (process name)
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#pstop pid : for stop the process
#pstart pid
or #prun pid : for start the process
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Answer / chandhu
#pstop <proceesid> stop the process
#pstart <processid> start the process
(or)
kill the perticular process using proceess id
#ps -ef show all the process list,hen find the unwanted
process,kill it
#kill <processid>
#pkill -9 <processid>
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Answer / bharathi
1) First of all find the process as follows:
#prstat | grep <process-name>
(or)
#ps -ef |grep <process-name>
2) After findinf the process-id of that process u want to
stop,do the following:
#kill -9 <process-id>
(or)
#pkill -9 <process-name>
(or)
#pkill -9 <process-id>
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