kill-process

问题 I'm trying to kill a process on a remote machine. But I get error. What am I doing wrong and how can I make this work? My code: var iu = new ImpersonateUser(); try { iu.Impersonate(Domain, _userName, _pass); foreach (var process in Process.GetProcessesByName("notepad", "RemoteMachine")) { string processPath = pathToExe; //Is set as constant (and is correct) process.Kill(); Thread.Sleep(3000); Process.Start(processPath); } } catch (Exception ex) { lblStatus.Text = ex.ToString(); } finally { iu

问题 How to properly terminate a flask web application that was launched in a separate thread? I found an incomplete answer that is not clear on how to do it. The script below starts a thread which in turn starts a flask application. When I press CTRL + C , something is not being terminated and the script never stops. It would be nice to add the code after except KeyboardInterrupt: that terminates the app and the thread_webAPP() properly. I know how to terminate a thread, but first I need to

问题 I have question about wakelock. In cases shown below, does android OS release wakelock ( PARTIAL_WAKE_LOCK if you need to specify) to prevent wakelock was left acquired and wasting battery until turning power off (not sleep). Case 1-a: App has acquired wakelock (w/o timeout option) in one of its threads (please think it is reasonable in this case) and it was designed to release wakelock when critical task was finished. App can be killed by taskmanager or notorious taskkiller, and app has no

问题 In my app I register BroadcastReceiver programmatically like that and unregister it in appropriate time with respect to my app's business logic. receiver = new BroadcastReceiver() { @Override public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) {...} I want to make sure that when my app's process unexpectedly die (get killed) no memory leak is caused by the receiver and if it does what are my options? (Already check the official doc, this great article and this SO thread ) 回答1: I want to

问题 I want to stop all threads from a single worker. I have a thread pool with 10 workers: def myfunction(i): print(i) if (i == 20): sys.exit() p = multiprocessing.Pool(10, init_worker) for i in range(100): p.apply_async(myfunction, (i,)) My program does not stop and the other processes continue working until all 100 iterations are complete. I want to stop the pool entirely from inside the thread that calls sys.exit() . The way it is currently written will only stop the worker that calls sys.exit

问题 I'm trying to set up a build-system for Node.js on sublime, so I can press F7 to call "node" on the openned file. The problem is that the process is then open forever, so, the second time I use F7 I get an add-in-use. Is there a way I can kill the openned "node.exe" process from node.js? 回答1: Use the following set of commands to identify the process running on a given port and to termiate it from the command line sudo fuser -v 5000/tcp // gives you the process running on port 5000 It will

问题 My program needs to kill a specific application. Is it possible on a stock, unrooted device? If yes - how? I know its process name and PID. 回答1: Once again I am answering too late but since I run on a same situation today I thought to share my findings in order to help someone. First of all you need to understand what you can kill and what not. By Android's point of view an application is not like other OSes. An Android application consists of many components (activities, broadcast receivers,

问题 The usefullness of task killer apps is debated, but I'm wondering: how do they actually work? How is it possible to kill particular process? Is there an API for this, and if so what does it actually do ? EDIT Worth adding: I saw task killer apps kill processes on not rooted devices . So, I wonder how is it possible to kill process, which you don't own in Android? 回答1: In a nutshell, Automatic Task Killers work by polling the OS for a list of currently running processes and the memory they are

问题 I think killing a thread at precisely the time you want is a problem for many people. I recently ran across a way to kill a thread by throwing an exception . What are your thoughts/inputs on this? Has anyone implemented something like this before? 回答1: The best way to stop a thread is to throw a InterruptedException from within the thread . If an exception is thrown this makes sure that catch and finally blocks are executed, so the thread is able to release locks and resources, close files

问题 When a tool developed in Java is launched, it creates temporary files in a folder. If terminated properly those files are getting deleted , but if terminated with kill or pkill commands those files are not getting deleted. Is there any way to send a signal to java process to delete those files before terminating the process? Please help me to solve this issue. Thanks in Advance 回答1: You can add shutdown hook and clean everything you need explicitly. Runtime.getRuntime().addShutdownHook(new