man kill（国外英文资料）.doc

man kill（国外英文资料） Kill command - Linux terminates the process command The Linux kill command USES a detailed solution Function description: delete the program or work in execution. Language method: kill [-s information name or number ] [program] or kill [-l information number ] Note: kill can send the specified information to the program. The default information is SIGTERM (15), which terminates the specified program. If you cant terminate the program, use the SIGKILL (9) information to try to force the delete program. The number of programs or jobs can be viewed using the ps command or jobs directive. Parameters: -l information number if you do not add information number option, the -l parameter lists all the information names. -s information name or number specifies the information to be sent. [program] can be the PID or PGID of the program, or the job number. The kill command can get a general idea of what it does from the word kill, yes, it is used to kill a process. Below is a detailed explanation of the kill command. 1. The role The kill command is used to abort a process. 2. The format Kill [-s signal | - p] [-a]... Kill -l [signal] 3. The parameters -s: specifies the signal to be sent. -p: simulate sending a signal. -l: the name list of the specified signal. Pid: the ID number to abort the process. Signal: Signal. 4. Illustrate Processes are a very important concept in the Linux system. Linux is a multitasking operating system that often runs multiple processes at the same time. We dont care about is how to allocate these processes, or is the kernel how to manage the allocation of time slice, care about is how to control these processes, and make them well for the user services. The Linux operating system includes three different types of processes, each with its own characteristics and attributes. The interaction process is a process initiated by a Shell. The interaction process can run either at the front desk or in the background. The batch process