Is there a way of killing all running PHP script in my linux hosting?

[ShivaGupta]

Is there a way of killing all running PHP script in my linux hosting?

[jazzman1]

You are surprising me every time

 

What that question is

Edited September 22, 2013 by jazzman1

[ShivaGupta]

You are surprising me every time

 

What that question is

as the google 

First check all the PHP processes using the below command

ps aux | grep php

Then get all the Process Ids from the above command

ps aux | grep php | awk '{print $2}'

Then kill all the processes

kill -9 `ps aux | grep php | awk '{print $2}'`

i am try with

<?php

ps aux | grep php ;

ps aux | grep php | awk '{print $2}' ;

?>

and result is

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /htdocs/public/www/tests/index.php on line 5 

help me out plz.........

[kicken]

Those are not PHP code, they are shell commands.  You'd SSH into your host and run them on the command line.

[ShivaGupta]

Those are not PHP code, they are shell commands.  You'd SSH into your host and run them on the command line.

ok sir but is their any php code to kill...prosses

[axxo1]

Is there a way of killing all running PHP script in my linux hosting?

 

Is this your server?

If you are on some shared hosting service you can't kill all PHP processes, you would affect the other customers.

[jazzman1]

Try to set a php engine to off inside this particular directory.

 

Never tested: http://www.electrictoolbox.com/disable-php-apache-htaccess/

[vinny42]

The only things that are going to stop running process PHP is are a  kill command and an apache restart. You cannot restart apache unless you are root (and if you were root you would not be asking how to stop a process). You can stry a kill command through a system() call, but if it's not your own private server and if the server is not setup very bady, you will simply not be able to do that.

 

Remember, everything is built and designed to prevent hackers and bugs from stopping processes arbitrarily....