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Forking two interactive bash processes causes parent process to stop or second bash to go background
If you fork (exec) two interactive bash processes within same parent process (from different threads) causes that parent process becomes stopped or second interactive bash goes to background which ...
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Kill only one Java process
I usually run few Java applications, one for server running locally and other for some IDE like NetBeans. And from time to time, after lots of redeployments, my server get stuck on ...
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Cannot kill a java process
I have a java process that cannot be killed. I have tried every method I know, or that I have found on the internet to no avail. I have tried:
killall java
kill -9 <pid>
kill -11 <pid>
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What is meant by stack in connection to a process?
From the book Advanced programming in the Unix environment I read the following line regarding threads in Unix like systems
All the threads within a process share the same address space, file
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Linux running slow with 0 swap left
Our Linux server is responding very slowly. top doesn't show any excessive CPU usage. I noticed that even though there's about 5GB of free memory, the system is using all of swap with no free swap ...
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Enter process running in background/bring to foreground [duplicate]
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How can I disown it a running process and associate it to a new screen shell?
I started a java client using nohup to get it to run in the background (needed to log out ...
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Rogue Java process brings my computer to a halt
In reference to my earlier post: Is there a log of past threads that are now closed?
I gave the process a kill -STOP signal and started examining the details. I can't seem to figure out why it is ...
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How to run java process to be seen not as 'java…' in processes list?
Is it possible to run a Java process in Linux in a way that it could be seen in ps as some sort of alias? It would be easier to restart it when it is down.
