In Python, kill the process by name under Linux-general Linux technology-Linux programming and kernel information. For details, see the following. In Linux, it is a little troublesome to kill the process by the command name of the process. I wrote a simple tool using python. However, there is still a small problem with this tool, that is, simply enter a name, executing the ps aux | grep % name command also generates a process, but the process disappears immediately and cannot be found in the kill operation. However, the running results are satisfactory.
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#! /Usr/bin/python
Import OS, re, sys
Def kill_by_name (name ):
Cmd = 'ps aux | grep % s' % name
F = OS. popen (cmd)
Regex = re. compile (R' \ w + \ s + (\ d +) \ s + .*')
Txt = f. read ()
If len (txt) <5:
Print 'there is no thread by name or command % s' % name
Return
If _ name __= = '_ main __':
If len (sys. argv) = 1:
Name = raw_input ("type the process command name :")
Else:
Name = sys. argv [1]
Kill_by_name (name)
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