David Bustos wrote: > Do you mean processes that the start method leaves running on purpose, > or because of some error? In the error case, the processes should all > be members of the same process contract, presuming that they don't > create their own contracts. You should be able to use "pkill -c" to > kill all of the processes. We don't provide an easy way to determine > the contract ID, though, unless it's in the log.
It's because of some error. I can, of course, pkill -c <ctid> everyone (it's in svcs -pv, that makes it easy for me) but I thought what's the harm in providing the :kill feature in the SMF framework. > :kill can only be used in the stop method, though, which we only use if > the start method succeeded. And then we assume that the service is not > implemented by processes, so we discard the process contract ID and > can't know what to :kill. Yeah, I see that. It's logical. CT
