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Not necessarily, processes spawned by bash don't necessarily have to die if you kill bash. For example if you use disown/nohup .. etc.
by bnegreve 13y ago
Not necessarily, processes spawned by bash don't necessarily have to die if you kill bash. For example if you use disown/nohup .. etc.
- zAy0LfpBZLC8mAC 13y agoThat's not what is normally meant by "multiprocessing" - multiprocessing is when your application forks multiple processes of itself in order to get some concurrency/parallelism, and those forked processes should monitor their parent and exit immediately when the parent disappears.
- bnegreve 13y agoTrue, but that's still a good reason to avoid SIGKILLing your processes.