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On OS X 10.4/5/6:
I have a parent process which spawns a child. I want to kill the parent without killing the child. Is it possible? I can modify source on either app.
Started by Stabledog on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Read the....
If you control the coding of the child, you can trap SIGHUP and handling it in some non-default way (like ignoring it outright) .
If the parent is a shell, and you want to launch a long running process then logout, consider nohup (1) or disown .
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I would like to be able to kill a user's query in Oracle 10.2.0.4 without killing their entire session. This would allow the query to end, but not log that user out of their session, so they can continue making other queries. Is this possible at all? ...
Started by Ryan Ahearn on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
But it would be interesting!
You could.
AFAIK, there is no other way than to kill the session ..
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Is there a way to test to see if a PC is killing monitors somehow? I have a power supply tester that I can use, but no other components have had problems. Would a multimeter be of use or a danger? Are two dead LCD monitors bad luck, statistically significant...
Started by braveterry on
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Is there any workaround to remove deadlock without killing the session?
Started by P Sharma on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Otherwise, you have to kill session to immediately unlock.
Can rewrite it to release lock or avoid it.
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Is there a way to programatically turning off the power or killing a USB port on the Mac?
Started by Kyle Hayes on
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If you....
It might go through the motherboard or some other hardware to combine it with the data lines, but I don't think the voltage ever goes through any programmable circuitry .
I believe that the USB power typically comes directly from the power supply .
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Any one with ecommerce sites out there finding that the usps and ups shipping rates are causing a decrease in their sales?
I know with ups you can work out a rate discount based upon some factors, not sure about usps. I am trying to figure out a way to...
Started by misspiss on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at blackhatworld):
Rockefeller made a killing partly because of his.
Do not accept the retail price.
That you must negotiate.
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Hi,
It seems to me killing either of parent and child processes will not affect the other.
So if want to kill a parent process and all its child processes, I guess I have to kill them one by one. I wonder which way is better: kill the parent first then...
Started by Tim on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Or you can ....
kill -15you should first kill the child processes and than the parent processes to prevent zombies.
You can kill the whole group by using a negative PID.
With these information you can script the killing.
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More than once I've lost work by accidentally killing a temporary buffer in Emacs. Can I set up Emacs to give me a warning when I kill a buffer not associated with a file?
Started by James Sulak on
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A buffer work if you put it in `kill-buffer-query-functions':
(defun maybe-kill-buffer is not visiting a file but has been edited....
Then add that function to the list `kill-buffer-query-functions'.
And is not associated with a file.
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When trying to kill a buffer that contains changes in Emacs, the message: " Buffer [buffer] modified; kill anyway? (yes or no)" is displayed.
Instead of this I'd like to have Emacs ask me if I want to: 1. View a diff of what changed, 2. Save the buffer...
Started by jmn on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The answer lies in using....
You'll want to write some code to put in the kill-buffer-hooks and write-file-functions lists a response, and do what's requested then clear the modified flag so the normal kill-buffer doesn't with the updated copy.
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Imagine, we have two .net applications. Application "A" starts application "B" using System.Diagnostics.Process class. Then "A" wants to kill "B" by method Process.Kill . How "B" can determine that somebody is killing him?
Started by alga on
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That sends a 'Kill' to a process is implementation dependant, and as such, there is no guaranteed.
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