Find the parent process (the shell script) that is running
sander and do a "kill -9" on it. It may not show up with
"top" as it isn't using any noticeable CPU time. Find it
with something like "ps -ef | grep youraccountname | more"
jim
On Wed, 31 Jan 2001, Eoin Galligan wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I know this is slightly off the topic of AMBER, but I hope someone can
> help - I've got a sander sim going within a queue and I cant seem to kill
> it. I've carried out "top" and using the process
> no. from there used "kill". However, the process no. is continnuously
> changing and so the "kill" command doesnt work, as it no longer
> recognises the process no. Any help gratefully received!
>
> With Regards, Eoin Galligan
>
>
>
> tel: 0115 9515151 ext 66272
> mobile: 07968 349629
> mobile email: eoingalligan_at_sms.genie.co.uk
> (160 char max)
>
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> University Park,
> Nottingham,
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