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Linux command--timeout

Introduction to Commands

Runs the specified command and kills the process if it is still running after a specified time. The time used to control the program run.

How to use

Timeout [option] number [suffix] command [parameter] ...

The suffix "s" stands for seconds (the default), "M" stands for minutes, "H" stands for hours, and "D" represents the day.

Detailed options

The long option must use parameters that are also required for short options.   -S, the--signal= signal        Specifies the signal sent at timeout. The signal can be a signal name like "HUP" or a signal number.        View " kill-l " to get a list      of signals --        help displays this assistance and exits       --        version displays release information and exits if the program times out, the number of exits is 124, otherwise the program exits the status. If no signal is specified, the default is the term signal. The term signal kills the process when the process does not capture this signal. For other processes it may be necessary to use the Kill (9) signal, which of course cannot be captured.

Example

10 command

Explanation: If the command order ends in 10 seconds, the peace ends and runs for more than 10 seconds and will be forcibly killed.

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