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pkill

Signal processes based on name and other attributes.

Runs as pkill|macOS, Linux

Open form in Otty otty.toml

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OptionsOn pkill itself

--signal

Signal to send (either number or name) <signal>

-q--queue

Integer value to be sent with the signal <value>

-e--echo

Display what is killed

-f--full

Use full process name to match

-g--pgroup

Match listed process group IDs <PGID>

-G--group

Match real group IDs <GID>

-i--ignore-case

Match case insensitively

-n--newest

Select most recently started

-o--oldest

Select least recently started

-O--older

Select where older than seconds <seconds>

-P--parent

Match only child processes of the given parent <PPID>

-s--session

Match session IDs <SID>

-t--terminal

Match by controlling terminal <tty>

-u--euid

Match by effective IDs <ID>

-U--uid

Match by real IDs <ID>

-x--exact

Match exactly with the command name

-F--pidfile

Read PIDs from file <file>

-Llogpidfile

Fail if PID file is not locked

-r--runstates

Match runstates <state>

--ns

Match the processes that belong to a specified PID <PID>

--nslist

List which namespaces will be considered for the --ns option <ns>

-h--help

Output help message and exit

-V--version

Output version information and exit

ArgumentsPositional, in order

<pattern>

Specifies an Extended Regular Expression for matching against the process names or command lines