:orphan: .. _ahelp_@Quiet_Talkers: ************** @Quiet_Talkers ************** .. contents:: :local: | .. code-block:: none A script to find and kill AFNI processes ps is used to lookfor processes running certain AFNI programs (default list: afni 3dGroupInCorr plugout_drive suma DriveSuma 3dSkullStrip SurfSmooth) with certain command line options @Quiet_Talkers [-sudo] [-prog PROG] [-npb_val NV] [-npb_range NV0 NV1] [-pif KEY_STRING] [-no_npb] [-list] [-quiet] OPTIONS -sudo: Invoke higher powers to kill processes that you do not own -prog PROG: Instead of the default program list, only kill PROG You can use multiple -prog options -npb_val NV: Kill those programs using NIML port block NV -npb_range NV0 NV1: Kill those using NIML port blocks between NV0 and NV1 -pif KEY_STRING: Kill those programs that have a string matching KEY_STRING in their commandline. Most AFNI programs allow for a -pif KEY_STRING option that does nothing but serve a process identification purpose -no_npb: Kill any program in the list regardless of -npb options or -pif -list: Just list process numbers, don't run kill command -quiet: Do it quietly Global Help Options: -------------------- -h_web: Open webpage with help for this program -hweb: Same as -h_web -h_view: Open -help output in a GUI editor -hview: Same as -hview -all_opts: List all of the options for this script -h_find WORD: Search for lines containing WORD in -help output. Seach is approximate. Examples: To kill all programs in list that used the -npb option @Quiet_Talkers To kill all those with either -npb 3 or 6 @Quiet_Talkers -npb_val 3 -npb_val 6 To kill all those with -npb values in the range 5..9 @Quiet_Talkers -npb_range 5 9 To restrict the search to certain programs only: @Quiet_Talkers -prog suma -prog afni -npb_range 5 9 General purpose destruction: You can also kill process that have a certain string in the command line. Usually such commands are flagged with the hidden AFNI option -pif. Example: suma -pif SOME_KEY_STRING & @Quiet_Talkers -prog suma -pif SOME_KEY_STRING Note that with -pif, the npb options are disabled. Say you want to kill any 'afni' @Quiet_Talkers -prog afni -pif ' ' or @Quiet_Talkers -prog afni -no_npb Ziad S. Saad saadz@mail.nih.gov