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Originally posted by Kelam_Magnus
Are you the "root" user when you are trying to Kill this process?
I see that your directory is /home/joeuser. Do an "id" to see if you are root.
If you aren't the Admin, get to root have your Unix Admin try to remove it.
Just a thought...
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Yeah. I am root on the machine. It's my firewall/proxy/webserver/packet sniffer machine here at the house. I do some
perl/c coding on it from time to time but that is about it.
It's strange that the `gzip -c` has hung the way it has. Sometime in March I am bringing up the 23 rack from the garage to my office and I will have to power down the machine at that point. I reckon it will not be a problem after that.
