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I am running a long linux program in a remote machine, and I want to stop it, but my problem is that if I use the kill command then the program will exit without saving results. Normally what I do to finish the program is use Ctrl+C and in that case the program saves the results, but right now I am not in the machine that is running the session so I cannot press Ctrl+C.
My question is: is there any way to do in a remote way the equivalent of Ctrl+C?
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Ctrl + C should stop a program running from the command prompt, similar to linux.
Ctrl-b + :kill-session kills the current session.
How to Stop a C program in Terminal when running? If you run your C or C++ app in Command Prompt, and it is in loop or you want to end this running program, just press Ctrl+C to end the app.
Try:
kill -SIGINT processPIDHere Basically Ctrl C sends the SIGINT (interrupt) signal while kill sends the SIGTERM (termination) signal by default unless you specify the signal to send.
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