How do you stop a process?

[superjose]

Hi :). Sorry for opening up a GitHub issue. I just can't predictably stop an immortal service with immortalctl.

The service doesn't appear without sudo.

So I always try the following
immortalctl stop
immortalctl stop
sudo immortalctl stop
sudo immortalctl stop
sudo immortalctl -k
sudo immortalctl -k
immortalctl -k
immortalctl -k
set IMMORTAL_EXIT=exit sudo immortalctl exit run
sudo IMMORTAL_EXIT=exit immortalctl exit run (Where run is the process name - see pictures).
sudo immortalctl halt "" And it comes back to life in about 5 seconds.
sdo immortalctl exit
sudo IMMORTAL_EXIT=exit immortalctl exit ""

And nada.

https://askubuntu.com/a/1088357/806019

The question is... how do I stop a service?

[nbari]

Hi @superjose nice thing is that your process seems to be well immortalized and not dying easy :-)

I answerd here https://askubuntu.com/a/1090481/710912

Give a try, if need extra help or find an issue please don't heasitate on creating another issue

[superjose]

Hahahah, yeah :D Awesome!! I'll let you know!!

[nbari]

@superjose Also keep in mind that the output of immortalctl depends on the user running the command if you started a process within your user (not root) you will see only lor "local" processes $HOME/.immortal not the ones started from the $ROOT on /var/run/immortal