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Thank you for your answer, I thought this was the rule.
In any case I solved the problem with another way.
Thanks again

I know that I can programmatically parse the whole tree and recursively kill all children.
But it seems to me that this is has a big overhead.

Isn't there any other way to do it?
I thought this...

Consider this simple command line
bash -c 'echo $$ ; sleep 10000'This will print the newly created bash PID and sleep for a long time.
If I go to another terminal and do something like
ps -flax |...