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Subject: [Bluez-users] killing a persisted pand session
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Date: Sun, 7 Mar 2004 00:58:50 +0100

Hi all,

If i run

pand --persist --connect XXXX

this means that pand will try to reestablish the connection to XXX whenever it 
needs to.

Now I want to terminate that application.

Should I run 

pand -k XXX ?

or

pand -K ?

or

kill `pidof pand` ( or a bit more complicated)

I have tried

pand -k

which seems the most logical but this only closes the connection which then 
gets reestablished after the interval timeout (5 secs).  I would expect a -k 
to really 'kill' the connection and terminate the corresponding pand

W



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