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How to stop a screen process in linux?

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I am running a script on a remote server. I ran the script in screen, however I need to stop it before it completes since I need to update the script. I can easily detach from screen, however, is there a way to kill a screen process?

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David Avatar asked Jun 10 '11 04:06

David

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CTRL+a and then 'k' will kill a screen session.

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Nik Avatar answered Oct 24 '22 23:10

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