On 13/12/15 20:29, Leslie S Satenstein wrote: > man kill shows -l as providing signal names and -L as providing both names > and numbers either as privileged or regular user (0, or 1000). > > I kill -L output returns as expected results if it is root or sudo user. > Otherwise it returns > > bash: kill: L: invalid signal specification
Only bash >= 4.4 supports this. Also I adjusted the comment in kill.c to reference procps compat, rather than bash compat, as the former was the first to have the -L option, while bash, util-linux followed. cheers, Pádraig
