Linux PS-EF exclude current process (kill current Tomcat process)

In Linux, we often use "ps-ef|grep tomcat" to view the process as the result of using the command on the server I am working on:

As you can see, there is a process for that command in addition to the 3 purple Tomcat.

If you want to exclude the current process of the red box, you can add a parameter filter after the original command, as follows:

Ps-ef|grep tomcat|grep-v grep

Only so, because I personally have a need: Write a sh script in the Tomcat/bin directory, kill the current Tomcat process.

Write the kill.sh script and place the script in the Tomcat/bin directory with the following contents:

#!/bin/shtom_home=$ (CD ' DirName $ '; CD.; PWD) kill-9 ' ps-ef|grep $TOM _home|grep-v Grep|awk ' {print $} '

Use the command chmod +x kill.sh to grant executable permissions to the script.

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Linux PS-EF exclude current process (kill current Tomcat process)