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You can killkill the pidpid of shell (bash).
I just tried and it works.
Because I cannot see the process from ps -efps -ef (the job that we run in the looping script).

You can kill the pid of shell (bash). I just tried and it works. Because I cannot see the process from ps -ef (the job that we run in the looping script).

You can kill the pid of shell (bash).
I just tried and it works.
Because I cannot see the process from ps -ef (the job that we run in the looping script).

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answered Jul 26, 2014 at 14:46

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You can kill the pid of shell (bash). I just tried and it works. Because I cannot see the process from ps -ef (the job that we run in the looping script).