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Users killing their own processes
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Hello,
Your question seems very strange.
In all Unix, every user can kill their processes, if the process is ok.
The process can trap the kill signal and do something else (no die for exeample).
In all case, kill -9 PID should kill the user process (cant be traped)
Another person says you don t have the x permission. It has nothing to do (if you dont have it, you can t run the process, so don't have to kill it)
Your question seems very strange.
In all Unix, every user can kill their processes, if the process is ok.
The process can trap the kill signal and do something else (no die for exeample).
In all case, kill -9 PID should kill the user process (cant be traped)
Another person says you don t have the x permission. It has nothing to do (if you dont have it, you can t run the process, so don't have to kill it)
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