Python で Ctrl-C (SIGINT) をキャッチする方法について検索すると、`signal` モジュールを使用する方法がよくヒットするが、もっと簡単にできるよという TIPS です。 結論から言えば、`KeyboardI...
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Python で Ctrl-C (SIGINT) をキャッチする方法について検索すると、`signal` モジュールを使用する方法がよくヒットするが、もっと簡単にできるよという TIPS です。 結論から言えば、`KeyboardI...
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Resolved: Ctrl-C in bash scripts #answer #development #dev
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Ctrl-C in bash scripts
How do I implement Ctrl-C handling in bash scripts so that the script interrupts as well as the currently running command, launched by it?
Imagine there’s a script that executes some long-running command. The user hits C-C and interrupts the command, but the script proceeds. I need it to behave in a way that they both are killed
Answer [by Kvisle]: Ctrl-C in bash scripts
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NodeJS: How to kill process after stopping with CTRL+Z
I've made the mistake of killing a node.js process using CTRL+Z instead of CTRL+C enough times that I figured it'd be a good idea to keep the fix handy...
From the Mac terminal (or Linux command line), type:
$ lsof -i tcp:1234
Replace 1234 with the port number that your node application was listening on.
Then use this command to kill the process:
$ kill -9 <PID>
Replace <PID> with the PID of the running process, which may have a name like:
localhost:opentable (LISTEN)
That should do the trick!