How to kill a process...
Hi everyone...
I've got this niggley problem - I turned process accounting off last night
so I could rm /var/account/pacct as it was 80meg so I could get some space
back. I basically did a rm and waited, and waited and waited. In fact it
took forver. Convinced that it was taking too long to delete I killed my
session nad logged back in - there was no file in there anymore, and I had
the space back - however I'm left with this process:
root 9472 75.5 0.0 788 28 ? R 01:22 461:28 (rm)
All attempts and all signals sent to it including -9 haven't killed it. Has
anyone got some suggestions other than rebooting? :-)
Regards,
...Karl
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