Guyz,

I am using RHEL 5.4 Linux Box ..
Please Suggest me, How to kill the Process Without Using Kill Command ? Is it possible ?

Regards
Bala

Yes it is possible.
You can use manual.

hi tailinlinux

can use manual .., How ??

Please give me one example

Regards
Bala

iam using mandriva 2010.2 i dont know if it is same with your distro.

To kill process without using commands on terminal.
You can go to System Monitor. You can found it on system tab, and located on Administration.

Hope this help.

i will provide screenshot for you to see.

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Hi tailinlinux

Thanks ..

Hi tailinlinux

RHEL Supporting Kill the Process via that GNOME Monitor Tool and Could you please tell me, IS any other command is available in linux exactly in RHEL to kill a process ?

Thanks in advance

Regards
Bala.Linuxtech

Perhaps you could explain just what your objection is to the kill command. The only way to kill a process is to send that process a signal that causes it to terminate. The rather poorly named "kill()" system call is the way to send a signal (which could be SIGKILL, SIGTERM, or any other signal) to a process, and the kill command (or its built-in equivalent in most shells) is the user interface to that system call. Any method of killing a process is going to use that same mechanism. If you're doing this from within a C program, you can just use the kill() system call. Otherwise, just what is the issue with using the kill command?

Your *grep and/or "ps aux" may be different!...

outputs:
Enter the .fu!
Sounds like an "educational" Question to me, but I enjoyed the challenge.

Auch! Do try:
or better:

Chris:
fuser requires the /path/to/open_handle
so to keep in the spirit of the OP to "not use" kill, that's what I came up with.

Thanks!

JJ