How to Kill a GWAVA Process that will not Shut Down After Running the 'rcgwavaman stop' command on Linux.

After running the 'rcgwavaman stop' command and then 'rcgwavaman status' to see if everything shut down, there is a module that is still running. How can I kill this?

To kill a module that won't shut down, you need to kill the PID. Do the following:

1) Find out the PID for the module by typing: ps ax | grep gwava

Example:
gwava106:~ # ps ax | grep gwava
20987 ?        Ss     0:00 /opt/beginfinite/gwava/assets/bin/linux/x32/gwvrelay none
21031 pts/1    S+     0:00 grep gwava

In this example the PID is 20987.

2) Kill the PID by typing: kill -9 PID. So for the example above you would type: kill -9 20987
If you need to kill more then one PID at a time you can put a space in between each one: kill -9 pid pid pid pid

When you run 'rcgwavaman status' now it should show that this module is not running.

This article was originally published in the GWAVA knowledgebase as article ID 2240.