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ps -ax
The -9 flag will terminate the process immediately without giving the process a chance to exit cleanly. Using -HUP (hangup) is "nicer" in that the program may be able to shut itself down, but OTOH -HUP doesn't always work and you have to resort to -9 anyway.
Oh yeah, one more thing...
The usual way to restart a daemon to reconfigure it is to use kill -HUP. Dunno if it works for mysql but I've done this many times for inetd on solaris 2.6.
ps -ax
Your description of -HUP sounds more like the definition of -TERM (-15). |
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