Linux Signal Code (Kill) Reference

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NumSignal NameCatchable?Default ActionDescription
1SIGHUPYesTerminateHangup detected on controlling terminal or death of controlling process. Often used to reload configs without stopping.
2SIGINTYesTerminateInterrupt from keyboard (Ctrl+C). Graceful stop signal for interactive programs.
3SIGQUITYesCore DumpQuit from keyboard (Ctrl+\). Produces core dump for debugging.
9SIGKILLNo (Kernel Enforced)TerminateKill signal immediately enforced by kernel. Cannot be caught, blocked, or ignored.
15SIGTERMYesTerminateTermination signal. Default signal sent by kill. Allows application graceful cleanup.
18SIGCONTYesContinueContinue process execution if currently stopped.
19SIGSTOPNo (Kernel Enforced)StopStop process execution immediately. Cannot be caught or ignored (Ctrl+Z sends SIGTSTP).

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  1. 1Configure your parameters in the input form.
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  3. 3Copy the generated command or config snippet.

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