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Daniel wrote:
Try a ps -aux , see where Postmaster is running (seems like it's 1837) and use the "kill" command kill [PID]
Try a ps -aux , see where Postmaster is running (seems like it's 1837) and use the "kill" command
kill [PID]
You can also use 'killall <name-of-process>'. Another tip: use 'pidof <name-of-process>' to easily find a pid. Nils Breunese.
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