Unix & Linux Asked on December 15, 2021
I wrote a bash script that submits a bunch of background jobs and then exits. I realized that I ran with the wrong input and they’ll run for way too long. Is there a way for me to kill these jobs from the terminal since the script has exited?
Check the output of ps -ef
.
If you can identify the processes, you can kill
the specific PIDs.
Answered by Bill Jetzer on December 15, 2021
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