killport(1)
π killport β the General Commands Manual entry, but make it cute π
okay so bestie, picture this: something is squatting on your port, you don't know what, you don't know who, and you just want it gone. That's killport. It's a command-line tool and its whole personality is "easily kill processes and containers running on a specified port." Iconic behavior honestly π
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
killport [-m|--mode] [-s|--signal] [--dry-run] [--no-fail]
[-v|--verbose]... [-q|--quiet]... [-h|--help] [-V|--version] <ports>
like yes that's a lot of brackets but it's giving flexible, not scary π«Ά
π DESCRIPTION π
A command-line tool to easily kill processes and containers running on a specified port. That's the whole gig. Port occupied? Not anymore. No cap π¦
πΈ OPTIONS πΈ
-m,--mode[default: auto]β picks your mode of operation:auto(the default, kills both),process(only processes),container(only containers). Possible values:auto,process,container. Basically a vibe check for what you want obliterated π-s,--signal <SIG>[default: sigkill]β where SIG is a signal name. You get to choose how dramatic the exit is β¨--dry-runβ does a dry run without killing any processes or containers. Bestie this is your "look but don't touch" mode, the rehearsal before the main character moment π--no-failβ exits successfully even if no matching process or container is found. So it won't be messy about it, it's chill like that π-v,--verboseβ increases logging verbosity. Stack it (the synopsis literally writes it as[-v|--verbose]...) and it gets chattier π-q,--quietβ decreases logging verbosity. Also stackable, same deal, in the other direction π€«-h,--helpβ prints help. Your little tour guide π§-V,--versionβ prints version. Proof of identity, periodt π<ports>β the list of port numbers to kill processes or containers on. Note the plural, she's not doing just one π
β VERSION β
v2.0.0 β yes m'am, that's the one π
that's the whole page! it lives under killport 2.0.0, dated with the General Commands Manual crowd, and this little rewrite was brought to you by killport 2.0.0 β go forth and clear those ports, bestie, you're gonna slay π₯π
π¦ where this page comes from
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