>I'm afraid I don't really know the answer to that one. I've never had a
>kill -9 *not* work on a pid.
I have, for reasons I still don't understand. In that instance,
killing the parent process worked.
If you look at the process list returned by ps, you'll see a column
labelled "PPID". That stands for "parent process ID". The parent process
is the one that spawned the current process.
--Cathy James
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