JM> Or ending in "d" (as in daemon)? Or before "e" except after "c",
JM> or when sounding like "ahy" as in "neighoubor" or "wheiy?" <SP>?
JM> Where does the uglyness stop? If we are going to do somthing like
JM> this, lets do it right. How does adding in "with no sub-processes"
JM> sound?
Just kill non-root processes before you kill root processes. That will
save X.
Benny