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Under HP-UX, it would be:<br />
su - &lt;user&gt; -c kill -1
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Under HP-UX, it would be:
su - <user> -c kill -1

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does HP-UX &nbsp;have &nbsp;the 'pidof' command ? <br />
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if so you can also use <br />
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kill `pidof progname` &nbsp;<br />
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as in if you want to kill the &nbsp;opera browser &nbsp;<br />
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kill `pidof opera` <br />
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does HP-UX  have  the 'pidof' command ?

if so you can also use

kill `pidof progname`  

as in if you want to kill the  opera browser  

kill `pidof opera`



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hi. &nbsp;i have a nightly job that runs and spawns several unix processes. &nbsp;each process has the same user as the owner. &nbsp;during development, sometimes i get many sessions hung at one time. &nbsp;then i have to go through and kill them all one by one by saying kill &lt;pid&gt;. &nbsp;is there a way that i can issue a kill command that will kill all sessions owned by the userid that i'm currently logged in as? &nbsp;this is hp-ux. thanks.<br />
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bp
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hi.  i have a nightly job that runs and spawns several unix processes.  each process has the same user as the owner.  during development, sometimes i get many sessions hung at one time.  then i have to go through and kill them all one by one by saying kill <pid>.  is there a way that i can issue a kill command that will kill all sessions owned by the userid that i'm currently logged in as?  this is hp-ux. thanks.

bp

kill sessions/processes

Kernel and system programming is the process of creating the software necessary for a computer or device to function and operate other programs. Some operating systems (such as Microsoft Windows) are proprietary, but others, such as the various Linux distributions, are open source.