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killing multiple child processes #4050
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@CoyiCodes Are you running the code with elevated privileges? - Clerkie |
I am packing it with electron-builder then I tried both starting it by duble clicking and runing it as admin. Nothing changed unfortunately. |
I also encountered the same problem!I'm so sad |
cc @nodejs/child_process PTAL |
taskkill /F /PID xxxx /T can solve the problem |
This is the behavior of PyInstaller, see https://pyinstaller.readthedocs.io/en/stable/advanced-topics.html#the-bootstrap-process-in-detail. |
You are correct. Do you have any good solutions? At present, I can only kill all associated processes through tree-kill, but I don't think this is the best solution. |
I'm unable to solve the issue even by killing all the associated processes. I tried the following thing:
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Currently, I'm using the following approach:
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Hi I am trying to kill a process but I can not do it. I created a flask server with python and packed it with pyinstaller. When I start my electron app I start the process like this ( and it starts ok):
This is used under app.on('ready'...)
This creates 2 processes:
I am trying to kill the process on app.on('window-all-closed'...)
But this only kills PID 8868 and other one keeps running.
But When I run code the code below on command prompt. It kills all of them
They all kill only one of the processes. How Do I kill all processes with the same name?
Node.js version
v16.13.1
Example code
No response
Operating system
Windows 10
Scope
code
Module and version
Not applicable.
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