On Solaris you use pkill and it will work anyway, since it matches any
part of the command line (yes, it is scary :)

On Sun, 26 Dec 1999, Alex
Zepeda wrote:

> On Sun, 26 Dec 1999, Waldo Bastian wrote:
> 
> > Instead of "kedit" it now gets listed as "kinit: kedit". You just can't 
> > use "killall -9 kedit" but have to use "kill -9 <pid>". If you use a 
> > program like "ktop" this is unlikely to affect you at all. You just 
> > need to be aware of this when working from the shell.
> 
> killall -m kedit
> 
> works fine here.  If you're on a true SysV box you wouldn't want to run
> killall anyways.
> 
> - alex
> 
> 

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