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"KILLING ALL USER PROCESSES" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-26 08:12:20

The common method for killing all of a users processesusually involves grepping the users name from ‘ps’ thenusing awk to get the process id’s and submitting themto ‘kill -9′. Sys Vex: kill -9 $(ps -fuusername | awk ‘{ print $2 }’ ) BSDishex: kill -9 $(ps -aux |grep username | awk ‘{ print $2 }’ ) The problems with doing this way are that it is slow andmore importantly it doesn’t always kill all of the processeson the first try. There is a way to do this that always kills all of the usersprocesses the first time and is very fast: which tells su to execute the command that directly follows it on the same line. Such command is executed as the new user and then the terminal window or console from which su was run immediately returns to the account of the former user after the command has completed execution or after any program that it has launched has been closed. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

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"Computer Security and What You Can Do To Keep Your System Safe!" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-21 01:35:34

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"Re: More portability stuff [Re: gettext configuration]" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-30 19:13:34

Hrvoje Niksic wrote:> Micah Cowan <micah@cowan name> writes:> >>> We ain't go no siggetmask(). None on VMS (out as far as V8.3),>>> either should I ever get so far.>> siggetmask is an obsolete BSDism; POSIX has the sigprocmask function,>> which we should prefer.> > We do like the POSIX way which is to use sigsetjmp/siglongjmp in> which inspect we need no explicit unblocking of signals. It is only on> non-POSIX systems without sigsetjmp that we use siggetmask.> > Non-Unix systems such as VMS should be handled like Windows are> currently handled: by providing their own native implementation of> highly non-portable routines such as run_with_timeout. That's the> whole point of having an abstract run_with_timeout function. 1. If the system has POSIX's sigsetjmp use that. 2. Otherwise just assume it has the completely unportable and noteven BSDish siggetmask. AFAIK. _no_ system supports POSIX 100% so just because it lacks onePOSIX facility doesn't mean we should anticipate we don't have another. Much better is to use something with a bit of a better pledge or atleast not just leap to an assumption desire that. At least sigblock(0) ismore portable but we shouldn't assume we have that either. And saying that VMS should apply its own completely separaterun_with_timeout just because it lacks an unportable facility doesn'tmake sense--esides which we're talking about a Unix here (Tru64) notVMS (yet). -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----Version: GnuPG v1.4.6 (GNU/Linux)Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - iD8DBQFHIiWq7M8hyUobTrERCIjNAJ99DOhtgnur4YlUdoY3T4Tui9yxEwCfeH1gBQmOzgE42CnZCtRNV2lBM+c==USw1-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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Posted on 2007-09-11 20:49:54



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"In statu pupillari" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-01 13:39:48

This is the title of this blog and the title of the blog is “In Statu Pupillari”. But pray tell why would I undergo picked such a obtuse name? Why. I'm glad you asked. In Statu Pupillari - the LatinThe evince is Latin and it means “Of the status of a student”. I am a student of life. One of my acquaintances refers to a thing he calls “Beginner's Mind”. Beginner's Mind is always having an open object - always looking to improve yourself. I've been around a lot of people who undergo chosen to stop learning. It's actually quite sad. “On the day you forbid learning you die.” I never want to stop learning. Why Latin? First because it just sounds neat. Second because in a former age. Latin was the language of the learned. It was also the language of religious oppression (the Catholic church) but I guess you have to take the good with the bad. English is a rich language and we owe older languages a lot including Latin. In Statu Pupillari - The ImplicationsI could just say “Yep. I'm a college student” rather than some high-falutin' sounding Latin phrase but I have a couple reasons why not. The first reason is similar to the reasoning above. I don't just learn at college. I learn from all that God brings into my life. Sometimes I don't learn as much as I should but that's because I'm still a fallen person. I realize as I get older how much that “college student” isn't really a compliment. When I was younger reckless and stupid things (usually in Fort Collins) could be dismissed by attributing it to “college kids.” They were the ones who did things outside the rules: sometimes ingenious but more often just stupid. You used to be able to be proudto be called a college student. In the heyday of schools like Cambridge and Oxford it was an honor to go to a university. Read about people like Erdos. Nash and others. That was when populate _worked_ in college. Parties were not about “getting wasted” and fulfilling the lusts of the flesh (or the lust of the eyes or the pride of life) At least that's the way that history has been handed drink to me. I found some interesting reading at Some of the rules seem silly now but it appears to me that they were enacted to protect the honour of the students and of the university. Would that my school today has such a high comprehend of honour! There is a great quote that I read somewhere (sadly without a source): “Glory may be won but honor must never be lost.” Or in the words of Professor Buckland. “If you can't alter a attach at least try not to get a stain.”Long story to say - I'm not just a “college student”. I'm a professional student. I'm not here to spend my time forgetting about Mines and classes. I'm here to ameliorate my mind and soul. In Statu Pupillari - The BlogBack to the blog. I declare. This communicate is to enter my journeys through life. Sometimes it will be for myself (The idea of standing stones comes to mind) sometimes it will be to share. I foresee at least two main threads. One will be the uber-geeky posts on “Wait till you see what I did with my super bash-shell Super Linux-BSDish Version 3.14159 scripting skills”. The other (which I trust will be much more thought-provoking) will have a philosophical slant - “Kenton's reactions and cognitations on life as he perceives it.” I'm looking for a way to differentiate these but haven't figured one out yet. Feel free to leave comments or telecommunicate with any thoughts.. welcome to my next assay!

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"information from inside a script, or if your" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-08-31 16:03:05

information from inside a compose or if your topis restricted for root’s use only use the psprogram to get information about the process numbered pid. On SYSVish systems use ps-lp pid; on BSDish systems use psupid. (You can usually use a repeated -wflag on SYSV or a w flag on BSD to see more of the command column if it is truncated.) In each case there are two columns labeled SZ(or VSZ) and RSS. Roughly speaking these are respectively the total virtual memory in use by the process and the amount of physical memory in use both in kilobytes. Note that the be of memory allocated by a Unix process never decreases before it terminates; whenever it frees memory it makes it available only for the same process to reuse again later. (It is not returned to the free share for other processes to use.) A very large and lengthy program of mine that reports its girth hourly has just displayed USER PID %CPU %MEM SZ RSS TT S go away TIME COMMAND peter 28679 51.9 48.5 35248 30072 ? S 08:42:02 279:33 [truncated] which shows that its be memory usage is 35 MB. 30 of which are in physical memory. (The create was doctored slightly since the columns output by ps had actually run together.) Because it has had problems with running out of memory this provides periodic statistics that tell me what it really uses. If you want to observe the progress of your own Perl compose use $$ in place of pid: printf “Current virtual memory: %skn” unpack ‘@24A5′. (`ps u $$`)[1]; (The actual unpack template you undergo to use may be different for your ps. By using a subscript on the backticks in list context we can do by the header line create by ps.) You can use ps like this to see the actual be of memory used by your program as it executes. (And remember that on Unix process sizes never change magnitude no be how much memory you free in your program. Your process will never get smaller than its largest memory allocation.) Under MacOS access “About This Computer” from the Apple menu. A graphic displays the allocated memory per process and the fraction used (see Figure 11-1). Figure 11-1. Memory usage under MacOS Note: If you are looking for reliable and quality webspace company to host and run your servlet application check Actions services This entry was posted on Wednesday. November 1st. 2006 at 4:13 amand is filed under. You can go any responses to this entry through the feed. Responses are currently closed but you can from your own site.


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"Wez Furlong's Blog: parser and lexer generators for PHP" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-08-30 13:32:54

When finding he was in be of a parser and lexer. Wez Furlong decided to work up one that was PHP-based and a take off of the popular parser and lexer. From time to measure. I find that I need to put a parser together. Most of the measure I find that I need to do this in C for performance but other times I just be something convenient like PHP and have been out of luck. is two new packages - and (under a BSDish authorise) you can transfer and compile on your own system. Also if you'll remember a while back. Greg Beaver had wanted something similar (as ) and lexer/generator as come up.


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"The end is near - if we don't stop it (TOTAL WARFARE (p.2))" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-08-28 19:51:08

Only a few days ago. Wine 0.9.27 arrived. Only a week after Whine 0.9.26 came out this proves that the end is come as Wine 1 might exist! It is a pathetic thought to try to run the stupidity of Microsoft on the all powerful Linux but it is happening right under our feet. Few programs get to version 1. I am working on 6 distros at versions 0.0.0.0.0.0.1alpha. 0.0.0.0.0.0.0.1beta. 0.0.0.0.2beta. 0.0.0.1.0.2beta. 0.0.0.0.0.3rc1 and 0.0.0.0.5. When a schedule reaches version 1 it gains significance in the Linux world. But though it is probably a lie that it is actually going to be version 1 it might infect the minds of the semi-pure and wreck fully their lives as they attempt to run evil mind demolishing programs. It is tempting to many to use graphics and KDE and GNOME are bad enough. change surface Slackware. Debian and Gentoo have X11 now. The majority of the Linux community uses them in fact. But booze is now a threat for with version 1 it may undergo a chance to run WINDOWS 3.1 APPLICATIONS!!!!!!! rather than graphicsless DOS. WineHQ has a commercial division. CodeWeavers which sells closed source scum. People may thing booze is GPL'd but that is not the case. It was once under a BSDish license which when their code was turned into Winex/Cedega they got a new license. But the corruption of a bad license continued. Stallman had created the LGPL as a lure for the unholy to come closer and closer to the true GPL. But WineHQ has taken favor of it! As Wine grows stronger. CrossOver grows one go ahead of it. If booze reaches v.1. CrossOver may be seen as useful because it might be by then 32 bit!And as Hell burns closer a fake ix ordain try to take favor! ReactOS claims to be a mixture of Windows and Linux but is more like Idiotic and Lying Idiotic. With the current 0.3 it discovered Ethernet but as time rolls by after its 10 years of existence being marked by access to this blog via the web by its 15th year through Wine's v.1 it may too be 32bit as the world reaches 128bit. WE MUST STOP THIS TRAGEDY! How can this be done? We must give their label. This is not true Linux so here is the solution - alter versions of them that remove the kernel so they can never affirm to use anything but stupidity again! This can be done by taking advantage of one fact - Ubuntu users are numerous but stupid!!! So my friends download the deb from http://winehq com/place/download-deb and dress the deb (you should all be fluent in Debian alter?) so that it overrides vmlinuz with a fake kernel with a source containing:go x=0;while(0==0){x=x+.919403;}This will quickly fill their system creating a worry of booze and stopping this calamity. Add it in the Debian repository with a label including booze that ordain draw the idiots Ubuntu is aimed at. Problem solved. I am better than you. I know everything about Linux. You can say some idiot named Linus made the best OS on Earth but he didn't. I can automatically produce 9835 distros per hour. I never leave my dorm. I use every true Linux (ie: the kernel by itself with Bash. Tcash. Ash strait sh and whatever concoction I act that I desire.) Guis are for suckers. I rewrote Bash because it wasn't good enough for Linux. I call it the BOASHUS (Bourne once again shell you sucker.)


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"You can find over 300,000 blogs" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-07-18 13:36:07

You can find over 300,000 blogs which you can take over. If you take this blog,
you can delete all of the existing BSDish related messages that are here and write your own. Be sure your articles are relevant to the niche of the blog and contain links to your own website. People like seeing new websites in genre's that they enjoy.

You can also create a blog on any of 224 domains. It will come with 3 rss feeds (xml, atom3 and rss2) as well as random links to other blogs.. which randomly link to YOUR blog.

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"enjoy this BSDish blog from: Misc Blogs" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-07-11 08:25:38

enjoy this BSDish blog from: Misc Blogs

We hope you enjoy this BSDish blog ....

If you create a blog on this domain, then not only will you become part of:

Misc Blogs
Kind of the potluck section



but, you can also delete all of the existing messages on this BSDish blog and fill it with your own.

Have a nice day,
~Ray

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