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Inactive Session
Hi, I am new to forum, I am wondering anyone can help me ?
Is there a command to tell whether a particular process is already inactive, so I can issue a kill command to end it. I have been encountering scenerio whereby users always shutdown abnormally by closing the windows, and my application cannot end by itself. Therefore I will have to manually check and kill manually, otherwise my server uptime will go up very fast. Appreciate if anyone can help on this. Many thanks in advance. Best Rgds T.W.Low |
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