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The stop script shutdown.sh for Tomcat under Linux often fails, causing the Tomcat process not to shut down. Therefore, you can only manually find the process ID and then use the KILL command to force the stop. Check it every time, and then kill the process. I feel a bit of trouble, so I write this action in the script

Find zombie processes with PS and grep commands#ps-A-ostat,ppid,pid,cmd | Grep-e ' ^[zz] 'Command annotations:-A parameter Lists all processes-O custom output fields We set the Display field to stat (state), PPID (process parent ID), PID (process id), cmd (command) These four parameters because the process of the state

25% and lasts for a long time. Because I'm a 4-core, it's actually already full of CPU resources, which means that eclipse is in trouble.4. Using the Process Explorer tool to view the threads in this Java process, it is found that 1 threads occupy almost the majority of the CPU resources (sometimes two threads) of the process, which is almost a dead loop.5. Use

The program is written by PHP a websocket server, the client is connected to send messages continuously, the service side is responsible for responding to requests. Tested: Once per request of client, server PHP consumes time of Microsecs to MICROSECS (message size is different). The server is a single core, 30 clients, using top to view PHP processes occupy CPU around 3-5%, load average 1 minutes load display 0.05 or so. Basically meet expectations. But sometimes, the laod average 1-minute load

The w3wp process crashes, and an error is left in the system log, but few error messages are left. How can we quickly find out the cause of w3wp crash? First, write a row.CodeCrash w3wp: View Source Print? 1 Protected Void Page_load (Object Sender, eventargs E) 2 { 3 Threadpool. que

#!/bin/shName=$1Echo $NAMEId= ' Ps-ef | grep "$NAME" | Grep-v "$" | Grep-v "grep" | awk ' {print $} 'Echo $IDecho "---------------"For ID in $IDDoKill-9 $idecho "Killed $id"Doneecho "---------------"1), save it as killprocess.sh2), call./killprocess.sh programmename. Where programme can be the name of the program or the command line to start the program, as long as it can be Ps-ef | After grep programmename, all the processes corresponding to the program can beUse the shell script to

From Csdn Blog, original address: http://blog.csdn.net/pet8766/article/details/8186955Netstat-ano|findstr "443"//Search 443 port occupancy and find the process IDTCP 0.0.0.0:443 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING 720//Find PID 720UDP 0.0.0.0:59443 *:* 7584-----------------------------------------------Tasklist|findstr "720"//

Use netstat-ano | find "port number" to check whether the last column is PID, c: \ Documents ents and Settings \ Zhang-long> netstat-ano | find "8080"TCP 0.0.0.0: 8080 0.0.0.0: 0 listening 7632for piduse the following statement name. The first column is the input name, such as python.exe, c: \ Documents ents and Settings \ Zhang-long> tasklist/fi "pid eq 7632"Ima

　　any viruses and Trojans exist in the system, can not completely and process out of the relationship, even if the use of hidden technology, but also can find clues from the process, therefore, viewing the process of the system activity is the most direct way to detect the virus Trojan. but the system runs at the same

DOS commandTasklist |findstr "1696" to view process name through process IDtasklist List All ProcessesNetstat-ano view the various states of the current network communication process connectionThe following transfers from http://blog.chinaunix.net/uid-27570589-id-3969108.htmlPath to run program is found under Windows via PIDHave you ever encountered a situation w

The company's cache system has problems these days, the number of connections exceeds the limit 2048 , which causes the application to not continue to work, we need to determine which process has a high number of connections, as follows: Find the port number of the application that is connecting to the cache serverassuming that the port number of the cache server is 11111,#netstat –an |grep 11111

Today, we encountered a strange problem. The na server's buddy called to say that our data pump process was not started, and the data could not be synchronized to the peer end,Since the previous data pump process does not start the reason is very simple, always reported warning OGG-01223 TCP/IP error 146 (connection refused ).This error occurs either because the network is disconnected or because the peer M