kill-process

问题 In below given code I want to kill (forcestop) all the checked applications but after restarting my application it's showing the name of these killed applications again. I really don't know if they're really killed or not. Why this is so? kill.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() { @Override public void onClick(View v) { //Killing selected Apps String savedapp; int code = 0; int count = lv.getAdapter().getCount(); for (int j = 0; j < count; j++) { if (lv.isItemChecked(j)) { Intent ints =

问题 Merged with Android-Close Other Apps. How can I kill other applications? I can launch other applications using intents but can't find a way to kill them. This launches the application: Intent i = new Intent(); i.setAction(Intent.ACTION_MAIN); i.addCategory(Intent.CATEGORY_LAUNCHER); i.setFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK); i.setComponent( new ComponentName("com.bla.bla...", "com.bla.bla.Main")); context.startActivity(i); I've tried to use the activity manager's kill killBackgroundProcesses

问题 I'm wondering if there is a hook that could be used in a Linux Kernel Module that is fired when a user space application/process is killed ? 回答1: You could first register for a notifier chain within your kernel module. Inside get_signal_to_deliver ( kernel/signal.c ), any process which has just (this being a relative term IMHO) been killed has its PF_SIGNALED flag being set. Here you could check for the name of the current process using its tcomm field like so: char tcomm[sizeof(current->comm

问题 I found this code from CathalMF here: ProcessInfo[] list = ProcessCE.GetProcesses(); foreach (ProcessInfo pinfo in list) { if (pinfo.FullPath.EndsWith("MyExe.exe")) pinfo.Kill(); } ...and modified it to my ends (no pun intended) like so: ProcessInfo[] list = ProcessCE.GetProcesses(); foreach (ProcessInfo pinfo in list) { if (pinfo.FullPath.EndsWith("HHS.exe")) pinfo.Kill(); // This should work, too, eh? if (pinfo.FullPath.EndsWith("HUtilCE.dll")) pinfo.Kill(); } ...but several things are

问题 I am trying to stop rails server from my console (i am using ubuntu) so following the related questions on stack, I tried Ctrl + C pgrep -l ruby and then kill -9 $the_right_pids (and also ps aux | grep ...) but none of these worked. Does anybody have an idea ? Update: I found a solution on a stack post and the issue seems be come from a ruby server bug (when using rubymine?), the solution seems not natural but it can do the trick : stop the process in the console and the refresh the browser

问题 I got to this solution yesterday with help from here (it's finding a list of directories to process with HandBrakeCLI, and putting the results in a hard-coded directory): #!/bin/bash source_dir=/Volumes/VolumeName dest_dir=/Volumes/OtherName export dest_dir # export allows use by subprocesses! find "$source_dir" -type d -name "VIDEO_TS" -exec bash -c ' for dir; do name=${dir%/VIDEO_TS} name=${name##*/} ./HandBrakeCLI -i "$dir" -o "$dest_dir/$name.m4v" done ' _ {} + The shell script works fine

问题 I have an application in which I am calling ACTION_SEND intent from my main activity . Everything works fine but when I return to my main activity from ACTION_SEND intent then main activity starts its execution from onCreate() method but I want it to be started from onRestart() method. I think its bcz a OS kills my activity to free up space. So is there any way rather than using Service So that I can stop OS from killing my activity ? 回答1: I think its bcz a OS kills my activity to free up

问题 I'm trying to launch from Python a server to score PMML models in Java. Once the calculations have been made, I want to be able to close that server (i.e. terminate the process). I'm on Windows 10. However, I'm finding it way more confusing than I thought it would be. First I launch the server like this: p = subprocess.Popen('START /B java -jar openscoring-server-executable-1.4.3.jar', shell=True) I make it run on the background so that the CMD window doesn't show up when the user runs the

问题 Before, I were able to kill a python script started with execfile("somescript.py") while in interpreter by pressing Ctrl + C without killing the interpreter. This would cause a KeyboardInterrupt exception that would stop the script and let me use the interpreter again. However, now (I suspect this came with newer version of python), when I press Ctrl + C while running a script, it sometimes also kills the interpreter, throwing me back to Linux command line. For some reason this doesn't happen

问题 I have the following: kill -9 `ps aux | grep php | awk '$9 !~ /[0-9]:[0-9]/' | awk '{print $2}'` What it does is kill process that have been left abandoned by fcgid and kills them to free RAM. I want to run this as a cron every hour but would like to kill processes older then an hour. I'm just not sure how to modified the script to do that. 回答1: Try the following bash code : for i in $(pidof php); do pidtime=$(stat -c '%Y' /proc/$i) now=$(date +%s) ((now - pidtime >= 3600)) && { kill $i;