[03:28] Hey, how do I send all processes the SIGTERM and SIGKILL signals? [03:28] I do not have killall5 on this machine. [03:28] you need killall [03:28] Keybuk: How do I do it with killall? [03:29] "killall" [03:29] or, if it's a Linuxish thing [03:29] killall -1 [03:29] kill -TERM -1 will do it too [03:30] What does the -1 do? It does not appear in the man page. [03:30] all processes [03:30] Cool. I wonder why it's undocumented. [03:30] it isn't [03:30] A PID of -1 is [03:30] special; it indicates all processes except the kill process itself and [03:30] init. [03:31] EXAMPLES [03:31] kill -9 -1 [03:31] Kill all processes you can kill. [03:31] Ahh, cool. [03:51] killall -1 doesn't seem to work. :( [03:52] bash-3.2$ killall -1 [03:52] Usage: killall [OPTION]... [--] NAME... [03:52] depends on your killall variant [03:52] This is a pure upstart system. [03:52] This is from psmisc. [03:53] upstart doesn't have a killall yet [03:59] Hmm, so how else would I do this? [04:00] do what? [04:00] kill everything. :) [04:00] copy killall in from sysvinit [04:00] killall5 sorry [04:01] Hmm, I suppose I have to. [07:07] Got another problem with dbus. Whenever I start my dbus script, via: sudo initctl start dbus, it hangs - never returns unless I hit ^c. [07:07] The job itself just has an 'exec dbus-daemon --system', and the respective configuration file has had the fork removed. [07:08] Try adding ‘respawn’ to the job config. [07:08] Thanks.