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Usually when you kill a service, it's because it's not working properly. If a service is in a broken state, it's not the job of the service to try and cleanly s
by Jasper_ 13y ago
Usually when you kill a service, it's because it's not working properly. If a service is in a broken state, it's not the job of the service to try and cleanly shut itself down; it's the job of the service manager.