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Old 07-08-2010
Protect a Process from Being Killed
Hi,

I have a process which takes 13-15 mins for execution and its getting killed in the meantime.So can you please helpme out how to protect the process from getting killed.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Harika
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Old 07-08-2010
What is killing it? Or is it dying enexpectedly?
# 3  
Old 07-08-2010
Its getting killed unexpectedly.I am anot aware what is killing it..

Thanks,
Harika
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Old 07-08-2010
How can you be sure? Do you have a trace/log?
# 5  
Old 07-08-2010
What sort of program is it? What is it meant to do? Did you write the program?
What Operating System and shell?
How are you running the program when it works?
How are you running the program when it does not work?
Is there a core dump file?
Is there a log file containing messages or any on-screen error messages?
# 6  
Old 09-20-2010
Hello all!

I'm beginner in Linux and I have the same problem.
The process was killed by unknown reason.
How can I see who killed the process and why?
How can I prevent killing?
I use Suse x64 Linux.

Thanks in advance.

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Quote:
Originally Posted by methyl
What sort of program is it? What is it meant to do? Did you write the program?
What Operating System and shell?
How are you running the program when it works?
How are you running the program when it does not work?
Is there a core dump file?
Is there a log file containing messages or any on-screen error messages?
It is a background service, no I didn't.
Suse x64
/etc/init.d/prog1 start
/etc/init.d/prog1 start (or restart)
Where is the core dump file?
No error message on the screen. Which log file I need to see what happened?
# 7  
Old 09-20-2010
What is in
/etc/init.d/prog1

What do you type to decide that the process is working?
Does it ever work?
Does it fail after a certain amount of time?

What do you type to decide that the process is not working?



Note the word "kill" has specific meaning in unix.
 
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