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How to can kill all processes owned by a specific user
Asked 3 years ago (Jun 15, 2023) in the field of Linux by Mary Frank
How can I kill all processes owned by a specific user?
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Answered 3 years ago (Jun 15, 2023) by Eldernode Staff
You can use the pkill command with the -u option to kill all processes owned by a specific user. For example, pkill -u username will terminate all processes owned by the specified username.
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