In UNIX and OSX, you can kill a process from the command line using the "kill" command.
kill -9 PID
The PID (Process ID) can be found by using ps -ef command.
Eg:
ps -ef | grep jrockit
The output will show the Process ID. Let's say , for instance it's 4519.
Then you can kill the process by using :
kill -9 4519
-9 is basically a signal (SIGKILL) to be used with the kill command. The default signal is -15 i.e SIGTERM which is milder signal to terminate a process.
More detailed information about kill signals can be found here.
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kill -9 PID
The PID (Process ID) can be found by using ps -ef command.
Eg:
ps -ef | grep jrockit
The output will show the Process ID. Let's say , for instance it's 4519.
Then you can kill the process by using :
kill -9 4519
-9 is basically a signal (SIGKILL) to be used with the kill command. The default signal is -15 i.e SIGTERM which is milder signal to terminate a process.
More detailed information about kill signals can be found here.
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