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  1. Arne Babenhauserheide Arne Babenhauserheide GNU's Not Unix

    How to get rid of Zombies in !GNU !Linux? Should I use the kill -9 shotgun or is there some better tool, like a flamethrower or so?

    about 4 months ago from Choqok at Mannheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
    • Cyber Killer and sweet like this.
    • Asqueados Press Asqueados Press GNU's Not Unix

      I have bad news, even kill -9 can't kill a zombie (you can't kill what is dead). His father must wait for him and it won't go until that.

      about 4 months ago
      Arne Babenhauserheide likes this.
    • Tristan Grimaux Tristan Grimaux GNU's Not Unix , Asqueados Press

      @asqueadospress: the good news is Zombies don't do anything and aren't bad until you look at them

      about 4 months ago
    • mwgamera mwgamera GNU's Not Unix

      There's an old saying stating that when you see a zombie you must kill its family.

      about 4 months ago
      Jenny Ondioline and Arne Babenhauserheide like this.
    • Maxwell Draven Maxwell Draven GNU's Not Unix

      @arnebab kill -9 worked for me yesterday, 7 zombie (perl) process in one server :O

      about 4 months ago
    • Rajit Vikram Singh Rajit Vikram Singh GNU's Not Unix , Asqueados Press

      @asqueadospress Just kill the parent. In KDE, if a process is not killed in the first attempt, then you have an option to force kill it.

      about 4 months ago
    • Arne Babenhauserheide Arne Babenhauserheide GNU's Not Unix , Asqueados Press , Rajit Vikram Singh

      @rajitsingh @asqueadospress ah, that’s logical. Thanks! (parent has to wait for the child)

      about 4 months ago
    • Rajit Vikram Singh Rajit Vikram Singh GNU's Not Unix

      @arnebab And once again, its the parent process that must be killed. A zombie (child) cannot be killed.

      about 4 months ago
    • Arne Babenhauserheide Arne Babenhauserheide GNU's Not Unix , Rajit Vikram Singh

      @rajitsingh that’s what I understood. The logic is what I like: The parent has to wait, so the child cannot really die while parent lives.

      about 4 months ago

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