09-20-2005
kill -KILL -1 command
Thanks for the reply.
My previous understanding was that I could execute the subject command and the command would close the shell and kill all processes associated with the shell, but from my readings on this forum and reading a liitle more in some other books, I've come to find that although one may kill the shell, the processes that were opened as another user within the shell will continue to run as zombies or defunct processes.
My desire was to learn commands or execute a script that would kill all PPIDs and PIDs at the same time. I think it is just a waste of time to sit and exit out of every terminal at the end of my workday and believe me I open many when I'm at work, so if anyone knows safe commands or a script that I could use, I'd certainly appreciate it. That would help me to avoid these defunct processes and use UNIX the way it was intended (make my job easier).
Thanks....
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bssh/bvnc/bshell(1) General Commands Manual bssh/bvnc/bshell(1)
NAME
bssh/bvnc/bshell - Browse for SSH/VNC servers on the local network
SYNOPSIS
bssh
bvnc
bshell
DESCRIPTION
bssh/bvnc/bshell browses for SSH/VNC servers on the local network, shows them in a GUI for the user to select one and finally calls
ssh/vncviewer after a selection was made.
If the binary is called as bssh only ssh servers will be shown. If the binary is called as bvnc only VNC servers will be shown. If the
binary is called as bshell both VNC and SSH servers are shown.
OPTIONS
-s | --ssh
Browse for SSH servers (and only SSH servers) regardless under which name the binary is called.
-v | --vnc
Browse for VNC servers (and only VNC servers) regardless under which name the binary is called.
-S | --shell
Browse for both VNC and SSH servers regardless under which name the binary is called.
-d | --domain= DOMAIN
Browse in the specified domain. If omitted bssh/bvnc/bshell will browse in the default browsing domain (usually .local)
-h | --help
Show help.
AUTHORS
The Avahi Developers <avahi (at) lists (dot) freedesktop (dot) org>; Avahi is available from http://avahi.org/
SEE ALSO
avahi-browse(1), ssh(1), vncviewer(1)
COMMENTS
This man page was written using xml2man(1) by Oliver Kurth.
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