I have a many java applications that I'm starting using gexecd when
shutting these apps down using pkill I get left with tons of Z processes
.
Is there any way to prevent this from happening?
I start my apps doing something like gexec -n 0
'/path/to/runApp_java.sh'
To stop the apps I do something like gexec -n 0 'pkill -f java.app -u
${USER}'
Any help would be appreciated as this is starting to become annoying.
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