[9fans] killing 'none'

[9fans] killing 'none'

[Antonin Vecera]

Hello all,

I run on my terminal a process, which switches user id to 'none' (f.e. tftpd).
I can't kill that process.

ps | grep none
none   132   0:00   0:00   140K   Open   tftpd

echo kill>/proc/132/note
/proc/132/note: rc: can't open: '/proc/132/note' permission denied

Is it somehow possible to kill that process?
Or is it necessary to reboot?


Antonin

Re: [9fans] killing 'none'

[andrey mirtchovski]

try Kill instead of kill

On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 11:17 AM, Antonin Vecera
<antonin.vecera@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I run on my terminal a process, which switches user id to 'none' (f.e. tftpd).
> I can't kill that process.
>
> ps | grep none
> none   132   0:00   0:00   140K   Open   tftpd
>
> echo kill>/proc/132/note
> /proc/132/note: rc: can't open: '/proc/132/note' permission denied
>
> Is it somehow possible to kill that process?
> Or is it necessary to reboot?
>
>
> Antonin
>
>

Re: [9fans] killing 'none'

[erik quanstrom]

> I run on my terminal a process, which switches user id to 'none' (f.e. tftpd).
> I can't kill that process.
>
> ps | grep none
> none   132   0:00   0:00   140K   Open   tftpd
>
> echo kill>/proc/132/note
> /proc/132/note: rc: can't open: '/proc/132/note' permission denied
>
> Is it somehow possible to kill that process?
> Or is it necessary to reboot?

if you are the hostowner, then

	# chmod a+w /proc/132/note
	# echo kill>/proc/132/note

- erik

Re: [9fans] killing 'none'

[Skip Tavakkolian]

if you're the host owner, you can do 'Kill' -- with a captial k.

> Hello all,
>
> I run on my terminal a process, which switches user id to 'none' (f.e. tftpd).
> I can't kill that process.
>
> ps | grep none
> none   132   0:00   0:00   140K   Open   tftpd
>
> echo kill>/proc/132/note
> /proc/132/note: rc: can't open: '/proc/132/note' permission denied
>
> Is it somehow possible to kill that process?
> Or is it necessary to reboot?
>
>
> Antonin

Re: [9fans] killing 'none'

[Antonin Vecera]

On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 7:29 PM, Skip Tavakkolian <9nut@9netics.com> wrote:
> if you're the host owner, you can do 'Kill' -- with a captial k.
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I run on my terminal a process, which switches user id to 'none' (f.e. tftpd).
>> I can't kill that process.
>>
>> ps | grep none
>> none   132   0:00   0:00   140K   Open   tftpd
>>
>> echo kill>/proc/132/note
>> /proc/132/note: rc: can't open: '/proc/132/note' permission denied
>>
>> Is it somehow possible to kill that process?
>> Or is it necessary to reboot?
>>
>>
>> Antonin

Yes, it works! :-)
Thanks.

Antonin