You can use ``ps'' to find out the PID and ``kill'' to kill it. For
example: if I want to kill my Mozilla browser (for some reason):
$ ps -W | grep ozilla
68 0 0 68 ? 0 12:35:00 ...
$ /bin/kill --force -9 68
Note that I use /bin/kill because "kill" is a built-in command in Bash and
I don't want to use that one.
HTH
rlc
On Wed, 19 Mar 2003, [euc-kr] À̵¿ÀÏ wrote:
> I made a makefile invoking other process(Windows application) and the
> invoked
> process runs long. I tried to suspend the 'make' process and kill all
> processes.
> I could kill only 'make' process but invoked process.
>
> How can I kill the invoked process by 'make' in Cygwin bash shell on
> Windows98?
>
> Regards,
>
> - David
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