This might not be good place to post such question, please direct me to some
useful mailing list if you know.
Here I'm trying to start one process from init.d directory (at system
boot-up time as a service). I'm able to start that process at boot up time.
This process in turn starts 2 more processes (perl process1, perl process2).
Upto this I'm fine.
The problem is I'm not able to stop parent process (tried killproc in script
kept at init.d dir). I'm trying following syntax to kill the parent:
stop {
echo "Killing parent process"
temp=killproc "perl -w parent_proc"
}
I'm using "perl -w parent_proc" to kill the process as I'm getting this as
process name after "ps -af" execution.
Am I doing this correctly? If I killed parent process will it kill its
sibilings also thro' killproc?
Thanks in advance.
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