Installation guide

4: SRA Design Tips and Restrictions
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This will display all the tasks running on the Freeway server. Look for your SRA name
and note the PID number (as indicated in bold in the example display above). You can
also get the same task list above by typing “ps -aux” from the BSD shell.
Once you have found the PID of your SRA (which is 1075 in the above example), then
you can stop your SRA by using one of the kill command from the shell as listed below:
kill -INT 1075
- or -
kill 1075
- or -
kill -9 1075
The “kill -INT 1075” command is the preferred way of stopping the SRA and loopback
programs as it is exactly the same as using Ctrl-c. The “
kill 1075” command sends a
“
TERM” signal to the process which will usually stop it but won’t allow the process to
clean up the links and terminate itself cleanly. The “
kill -9 1075” command sends a
“
KILL” signal, which is even more drastic than TERM.