killing processes thru' C programs

[Dan Gill]

> 	ps ux | awk '/name/ && !/awk/ {print $2}'
> 
> You replace "name" with the name of the process for which you are
> searching.
> 
> them, and print the PID's for those lines.  Note that the "!/awk/"
> above prevents the awk process for being listed.

if you use ps uxc | grep name | awk '{print $2}' the only thing displayed
is the pid of the processes name.  You should be careful for if you used
vi as the name, there could be some unhappy campers in your KOA.

Dg
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