miser_kill(1)
miser_kill - kill a miser job
As shipped in IRIX 6.5. First release of IRIX 6.5.
NAME miser_kill - kill a miser job SYNOPSIS miser_kill -j bid DESCRIPTION The miser_kill command is used to terminate a miser job. The command sends a SIGKILL to the job and contacts miser(1) in order to free the currently committed resources. The job itself will not exit until it is runs. In some cases this will not be until the original start time provided by miser (for example, if it is STATIC (see miser_submit(1))). The resources, however, become available immediately. A job that is killed using other mechanisms, will not inform miser of the action, until the job actually gets to run and thus committed resources are not freed. RESTRICTIONS Only a user with permissions to actually kill the job may execute this command. SEE ALSO miser(5), miser(1), miser_submit(1), miser(4).