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Palavras-chaves: Linux, Bash, Kill, PID, Processo |
Cadastro: 24/01/2026 00:51:16 | Atualização: 24/01/2026 01:33:11

Lista all proccess with PID put command
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For instance, to kill a process with SIGTERM, execute the following:
kill -15 [PID]

SIGTERM (Signal 15). This signal asks for a process to terminate. The process can capture this signal, perform cleanup operations, and then exit. By default, the kill command sends SIGTERM if no other signal is specified.
SIGKILL (Signal 9). It forcefully kills a process. The process cannot capture or ignore this signal, which results in an immediate termination. It should be used as a last resort when a process doesn’t respond to SIGTERM.
SIGINT (Signal 2). This is typically sent when you press Ctrl + C in the terminal. It interrupts a process and is usually used to stop a process running in the foreground.
SIGHUP (Signal 1). Sent to a process when its controlling terminal is closed and often used to reload configuration files.
SIGQUIT (Signal 3). Causes a process to terminate and produce a core dump file for debugging.
SIGSTOP (Signal 19). Pauses a process without killing it, similar to pressing Ctrl + Z in the terminal.
SIGCONT (Signal 18). Continues a process that was stopped by SIGSTOP or Ctrl + Z.