[PLUG] Usage of pidof vs killall5
Russell Evans
russell-evans at uswest.net
Wed May 7 16:06:02 UTC 2003
pidof is a link to killall5 on my box. The man page for pidof says this is how
it's supposed to be.
If I do pidof process; I get a pid number returned, if that process is running.
Doing a `killall5 process` returns an error message; killall5: only one
argument, a signal number, allowed.
So a link is a link, correct? So why does killall5 act differently than pidof?
Thank you
Russell
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