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.sh "NAME"
kill \- kill service process
.sh SYNOPSIS
 kill
.sh "DESCRIPTION"
Kill process,
kill,
allows a user to kill a service process.
For every service (command) that is not implemented internal to
the Secure Server, a service process is created.
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If a user hits the Secure Attention key (SSP(VIII)) while
a service process is executing, the service is suspended and
the terminal is attached to the Secure Path. At this point, the
user may elect to kill the service by issuing the
kill
command or to resume execution of the service by hitting
Secure Attention again.
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.sh "SEE ALSO"
SSP(VIII)
.sh DIAGNOSTICS
.lp 15 25
"kill : failed <process seid>"     indicates that the service
process (which has the given process seid) could not be killed.
(This could occur if a process is waiting for a lower level
signal and ignoring higher level signals, such as kill.)
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.sh NOTES
This command is implemented internal to the Secure Server Process,
SSP(VIII).
