KILL-ALL(1)
USER COMMANDS
KILL-ALL(1)
NAME
kill-all - kill processes on specified nodes

SYNOPSIS
kill-all [option] regular-expression
kill-all -help

DESCRIPTION
kill-all sends a signal to processes on all specified nodes. Processes listed in the output of the ps(1) command which match the regular-expression are counted as targets.

Target nodes are specified by the -g options.

The options available for kill-all:

-g hostgroup
Specifies the node group list to run remote commands on. hostgroup parsed by scorehosts. The shell environment variable SCBDSERV must be set to access the Cluster Database server.

-signal
Specifies the signal to send. The signal may be given as a signal name or number. If this option is not specified, the TERM signal is sent.

-n
Do NOT send any signals, but print the processes which match regular-expression.

-help
Display a help message, and exit.

ENVIRONMENT
SCBDSERV
Set SCBDSERV for the -g option to access the Cluster Database server
SCORE_RSH
Speciy command to execute command to remote hosts. If SCORE_RSH is not set, rsh command is used.

FILES
(INSTALL_DIR)/etc/scorehosts.db
Cluster database configuration file

SEE ALSO
ps(1), scorehosts(5), scorehosts.db(5), scoreboard(8)
CREDIT
This document is a part of the SCore cluster system software developed at PC Cluster Consortium, Japan. Copyright (C) 2003 PC Cluster Consortium.