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How to stop the process in Solaris?
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Answer / sanoopnarayan
#Get process Id using command 1 or 2:
1) ps -ef |grep <process_name>
2) pgrep <process_name>
#Then Kill the process using command 1 0r 2:
1) kill -9 <process_id>
2) pkill -P <Parent_process_id>
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Answer / p.r.l.prasanna
kill -9 <process name>
9 means send request signal kill specific process id
or
pkil <process name>
or
pkill <process id>
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 13 Yes | 5 No |
Answer / kiran
If its a daemon we have to stop by going to cd /etc/init
stop the daemon.
where its unknown process its better to terminate the
process by using Pkill -9 process or pid
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Answer / vasu
stop the process #pstop pid
start the process #prun pid (or) #pstart pid
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Answer / c.p.bansal
kill -9 pid(process id) or
pkill processname
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 5 Yes | 1 No |
Answer / stratovarius
Determine if the process is runing #ps -ef |grep -i
<process_name>, then use on of the following:
1.#pkill signal process
2.#kill signal PID note:signal 15 sigterm is the default
and safe, sigkill(9) could leave zombie child processes.
3.#pstop <pid>
4.# /ect/init.d/process stop --> for under init
5.Via SMF or inetadm
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