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Step 1 ===== If you do ps auxww on a Linux machine you will get a list of all of the processes running on that machine at the specific time : ps auxww Step 2 ===== Now, you need to decide which processes you wish to kill. you can do that with the help of the grep function : ps auxww | grep MyString Where MyString is any string you wish to search for. Step 3 ===== To get only the PID columns from the output we use the AWK program like this : ps auxww | grep php | awk '{print $2}' This will return the 2nd ($2) column from the output of the grep and ps functions. Step 4 ===== This is the final kill :) Add the kill command at the beginning and wrap the rest with ` ` : kill `ps auxww | grep php | awk '{print $2}'` This should do it. berber | ||||||||||
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