How to kill all running applications using terminal command.
we usually kill by command top and got the code of the application.
koti86 0 Newbie Poster
peter_budo 2,532 Code tags enforcer Team Colleague Featured Poster
ps aux - to show list of running processes
ps aux | grep jetty - get list of all processes containing jetty and colour highlight them
kill 12345 - terminate/kill process with given ID
searchec -2 Newbie Poster
For Redhat Linux Insert CDROM is mounted in /mnt/cdrom,
rpm --import /mnt/cdrom/RPM-GPG-KEY
rpm -qa gpg-pubkey*
gpg-pubkey-db42a60e-37ea5438
rpm -qi gpg-pubkey-db42a60e-37ea5438
rpm -K /tmp/updates/*.rpm
Then type the following as root into a shell prompt:
ps -aux | grep imap
kill -9 <PID>
killall imapd
rch1231 169 Posting Shark
Hello,
Follow peter_budo not searchec. searchec having you regenerate the GPG key makes no sense however the ps aux is correct and killall is good for killing a specific application (example: killall html ).
pogson 4 Light Poster
If you want to log everyone out and kill all their apps ( I am a teacher. I have delusions of omnipotence... ;-) ), use /etc/init.d/gdm restart or stop.
That stops all the login sessions to the GUI which accomplishes a lot. I sometimes set that up in a crontab to dismiss class at a certain time... You can also use pkill -u someuser or pkill -f somecommand (watch out. That kills fred's somecommand and Bill's somecommand but it allows to kill all instances of something like a web browser.)
jino -1 Junior Poster
If you want to kill an application for example firefox:
# pidof firefox
# kill <pid>
or by simply typing
# killall firefox
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