On Sun, May 05, 2019 at 03:55:51AM +0200, sysinit_at_yandex.com wrote:
> since they do more work to select processes and hence need more time
> when iterating the PID dirs in the procfs? though i doubt they use
> any matching at all when tasked with killing all processes and
> probably behave like the killall5 utility in this situation.
The original snippet on gitlab-2.asag.io used `pkill -SIG .'; and it
seemed that they had really encounterred escaped processes, because they
said:
> the "sync" was added just in case mounting read-only doesn't work
> OpenRC also provides a tool for that task btw:
> /libexec/rc/bin/kill_all
> it uses the kvm method to find running processes on the BSDs and the
> procfs on Linux.
Or use chainloading and `kill -9 -1': both are simple and portable.
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