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An orphan is a parentless child, both in the real world and in UNIX.  When a [[process]] gets orphaned it will take [[init]] (process 1) as its parent.  
An orphan is a parentless child, both in the real world and in UNIX.  When a [[process]] gets orphaned it will take [[init]] (process 1) as its parent.  
If you're unfortunate enough to have a <zombie> (ps) process on your host, you can just ignore it until the next time your machine is power cycled.
If you're unfortunate enough to have a <zombie> process in [[ps]] on your host, you can just ignore it until the next time your machine is power cycled.

Revision as of 21:32, 26 October 2005

An orphan is a parentless child, both in the real world and in UNIX. When a process gets orphaned it will take init (process 1) as its parent. If you're unfortunate enough to have a <zombie> process in ps on your host, you can just ignore it until the next time your machine is power cycled.

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