Killing Tasks
| sudo killall <taskname> |
Running Tor
| /etc/init.d/tor start |
Running Apache2
| /etc/init.d/apache2 [restart|start|stop] |
Reloading profile – how to reload Unix profile
Use the following command to reload a unix profile (/etc/profile, ~/.profile, ~/.bash_profile …):
| $ . ~/.profile $ . /etc/profile |
Notice: . (dot) is a command that originates from source command. On some unix flavours (FreeBSD 6 for example) source command works still:
| $ source ~/.profile $ source /etc/profile |
.profile settings overwrite those in /etc/profile. You can also use .bash_profile in your home directory to customize your bash shell’s profile.
Basically, if you need to load shell variables from any file just run the . (dot) command, followed by space and (the absolute path is necessary) the path to the file. (Be carefull what file you’re loading variables from because you meight overwrite some important environment variables and your system could become unstable).
